Here and there you will see the shadows of the monkey man, strange but true.
So why do I laugh so hard at the thoughts of a stoned monkey man. Not a nightmare, nor a dream, but the thoughts of crazy, unleashed foolishness, and the laughter of a young time. It does not cure, but stands out alone, as a medicine of the years, erasing the aged wears of responsibility.
So in the shadows there is a stoned monkey man, because it makes us laugh of the absurd and trifle moments of true self. The world will not make sense; we can try, and we will try very hard. You just cannot continue without the sound of hysterical laughter aimed at the strange and very meaningless thoughts of a stoned monkey man. Twisted? Maybe! But when you find your funny thoughts and they make you smile over and over again, do not let them go!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
Face to Face

I have travelled here to receive answers
I left my known to receive the unknown
You let me travel here on my own
You never questioned my reasons
I bellowed a cry of frustration
I allowed for my pain to protrude
You carried me to comfort
You shut off my query once again
I am entering a new place of hope
I bow to my new sanity with glee
Friday, December 11, 2009
Who I am
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
A visit

The devil made a visit the other day, he sat down beside me. With a coldness, I gained strength from all I am. Soaring thoughts of damnation, turmoil and darkness, faded quickly. All the light surrounded in warmth, power and peace. Faith towers over the tug of evil, laughter prevailed.
He sat with a stare, a non-presence, a blank now of known power. One on one and no where to go, understood of protection. This is the end of it, no weakness here.
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