The
direction of the will in
the course of the twentieth century
is deeply disturbed.
—Robert
Duncan, The H. D. Book (367)
To pay attention
is to sustain the will
but can we? have
we the currency?
or is it spent
on other forces
on fields of
energy brought us by …
… by whom?
who
needs us to be
distracted
who
desires the
misdirection
the disturbance
rumbling in the depths
who
gains and what?
Wealth driven
upward into castles
armed and
opposing the magic citadel
opposing any
movement in the direction of
the will to face
the familiar
to embrace
uncertainty doubt
the sweet
mystery of being
and to tell
it sing it live it
make it ours.
——David
Landrey, Psyche and Ares 9, August
2012
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