POEM: More of the Sane

Going through
Various docks said
You are just
Going through a phrase
And heeling
Wood be
Yores soon
Enough
Finally cured
Of
That is
Green
With envy
Of what might
Passably be
More of the sane

This poem is about the of sanity.  This has less to do with the faults of the quo — though they are myriad — than it does coming alive, infectiously alive, in a living world.  , in , is sought through well-worn, predictable means.  Such is based on a knowledge of order in the world.  This is simply the triangulation of scientific , providing a coherent framework from which to navigate our lives. Yeah, go !  Well, order is knot the whole of .  Disorder is necessary for , any veering from a determined course.  Order as the hole of negates , creation, and certainly most of the fun.  Of course, the point is not to create disorder, an of that already exists, the point is to bring to life — that is, create — new order, more conducive and congruent with the higher and deeper orders in creation.  This perpetual creation and is sharing in the of what it's like to be , perhaps 's greatest .  We are meant to with creation, as 's , not be some set for God or other humans to manipulate to their own — and our — constipated end.  Our creation is not a disorder that needs to be cured, it need only life by infectiously creating more life.  Such disorder is not a threat to the well-ordered physical world.  However, such disorder is a metaphysical dis-ease with existence being reduced and lived (sic) out in simply a mechanical weigh.  In , such disorder is a higher order that cannot be reduced to mere mechanics, lifting up the hood and fixing it.  Such disorder is the infectious need to sail life's oceans.  Of course, this is vastly aided by abundant knowledge of shipbuilding, navigation, etc.  Even greater though, it requires a of discovery, a of the feel of the ocean's wind and spray in your face, and the to the vagaries of the wild, the powerful, and the unknown.  While boldly and infectiously sailing life's oceans may strike many as much less secure than, say, building ships for others, I strongly suspect that one of God's deepest desires for us is to freely be the captains of our own lives.  However exquisitely we may craft tools for others, God does not desire that we simply be tools for others — that would deny God's exquisite craftsmanship.  God is a crafty one, peering behind the veil of indeterminacy, which many consider a disorder itself.  This thorniness behind creation results in much anguish and pain, the inescapable fareness of a free life.  The thorny crown atop God's craftiness is unparalleled, except perhaps among humans, made in God's , where an irrepressible to pain the prize is billed in.  May your inborn desire to create be guided by an abiding for life and it's infectious seeking know cure.

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