AND YOU CAN ADMIRE, MAN, THIS WORLD

( CYCLE : STIGMA OF OUR SOULS )

And you were delighted, man, with this world

With this world, in which you exist

When you trough the forest walkby the sun illuminated

When you swim among sea creaturest underwater

When you climbed to the tops above cloudes

When you drink dewdrops from flowers in meadow

When you look into child’s eyes recently born

 

And you can admire, man, this world a thousand times

In a thousand times, different measures and ways

And you even can govery far beyond this world

Beyond all boundaries, beyond time

Because you have this extraordinary power

A power to be able to imagine

Power born of powerlessness, slavery, despair

 

And delight, man, this and other worlds

And don’t feel sorry for yourself, man, when you suffer

When your body hurts and gets sick

Or when you have no one to love

Or  when you are by anyone not aloved

Or when other people hurt you

 By taking something of yours from you

Trying to force you to something

 

Don’t be and don’t act like them

More away from them

And marvel, man, in this world that without them

And if you have enough good will and strengh

Then fight, man, human evil

Teach freedom and goodness

But never at the expence of oneself

 

You are, man, the most important miracle

You, and the world in which you exist

 

( And when you’re, man, no longer here

Only will dissappear your time

And your world will stand still )

 

 

( December 8, 2024 )

 

 

 

 

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Regina Obergard

Regina Obergard’s poetry is a fierce testament to the divine spark within each of us.

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