I saw the man on the moon
\nfor the first time now.
\nHe looked so surprised,
\njust woken to find 200000 miles below him.
\nKabir says, “Don’t give a name to it.<\/p>\n
God is the sound of the flute coming in.”
\nWe jest we’re a step away from baboons,
\nBut it’s only the unknown we feel on our necks.
\nWhy be surprised to find the flute
\non our lips?<\/p>\n
Yearning is a gift,
\nthe horses always pull for home.
\nMy books taught me that,
\nbut the guest was waiting for me to put them down
\nand come outside.<\/p>\n
Did you know that in 100 years, either NYC or London will probably be gone due to global warming? I love my apartment, but that’s worth stopping the train for. The US is too caught up in “progress” that I don’t think new technology or political activism will cut it– we need to totally change how we live, and then be infectious. Anyone up for a beacon on the hill commune within T radius?<\/p>\n
I have too much time on my hands this week, and I want to spend more with Rocky friends. Setting up casual gatherings is so much more difficult after college. Is there a FBC chat channel somewhere? Should there be? With MMM closed to Rocky parties (hopefully not for long), I want to pick up some of the slack, but I’m worried about my apartment-mates’ response. I hope to start hosting once a month, but they’ll be exactly as special of parties as you all make them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I saw the man on the moon for the first time now. He looked so surprised, just woken to find 200000 miles below him. Kabir says, “Don’t give a name to it. God is the sound of the flute coming in.” We jest we’re a step away from baboons, But it’s only the unknown we … Continue reading [random] One, Two, Three, …, Infinity<\/span>