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ATTACHMENT TO THOUGHT
Davis Taylor
To think without attachment to thought
is easy as selling the farm Dad bought.
Each time we think, we draw a map.
No wonder suffering's the human lot.
I tell my mind, "Relax, let go,"
and watch it tighten up each knot.
I tell my mind slow down and walk;
it bounces me in an endless trot.
I tell my mind, "you’re ignorant,"
And it retorts, "you think you’re not?"
I'm sleepless, Baba, from love and worry,
A scrivener, my eyes bloodshot,
Who's ready, Dear, to give You all.
Wing Davis home to Your dovecot.
TO LOVE YOU MORE AND MORE, p. 51
2011 © Davis Taylor
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