The close proximity of the daily ghosts: I
don't know what you believe, I don't really care. I know what I've
seen, what I feel, what I've lost and what satisfaction the
resolution of a puzzle can bring. Of course life and it's purpose are
the great puzzles that haunt and taunt us. That's OK, we've become
used to it but for me I felt the need to explore, to see further, to
look deeper, to somehow understand. I wanted to see past my senses,
past where they took me and then stood still, over an indescribable,
vague but tangible horizon.
I'm seeing them more regularly now, out
of the corner of my eye as patches of light or shadow. It can happen
at anytime, usually when least expected, maybe in a moving car, there
in the rear view mirror, at home over my shoulder, just at the edge
of my vision, a hazy shape caught for a split second on the
staircase or a subtle movement in the trees. At first I was puzzled
wondering why I was seeing these things, these flimsy figures that
called voicelessly, echoing from close by to far away in a peculiar
silent language. I realised I was becoming aware, a new sense was
developing, a grey awareness of some other kind of being. A being
from elsewhere but here, studying my soul. Now. So to you pseudo ghost people on those early morning TV
couches with empty mugs and inappropriate clothing. Why when you mean
yes do you say “absolutely”? And why do you say it so
emphatically, do you think we will believe in you or even believe the silly things you say anymore?
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