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Jump End Process?

Jump end process? - by Bes Zain

Jump end process? - by Bes Zain

That is your life,
this is mine,
all right to overlap,
just avoid destroying my line.

Whatever you do,
I can be here,
What you have done,
no need to repair.

Whatever I do,
you can be there,
I hope you are,
for we laugh at despair.

The focus is now,
for that is real,
the past is now,
because you are here.

Let it be,
just focus on nothing,
relax, calm down,
and let the feelings fling.

Let me jump,
so I can see,
I’ll help you jump,
in your living spree.

It is a good life,
if you actually live it good,
saying it is good,
is simply not that good.

It is a wasted life,
if you actually waste it,
saying it is wasted,
is simply not enough.

Let us laugh at those,
who live life on quotes,
let us observe those,
who live life without coats.

It is all right to jump,
for that is how life can be,
let us jump, run and walk together,
for without obligations life is free.

Photographer: Katie.

Related to “Imagine the end if you want to observe it.”

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“Observing looking away…”

"Observing looking away..." - by Bes Zain

It does not matter,
if you look that way,
for looking at something,
you may simply be looking away.

“I must observe this like others or feel dead”,
many people say,
though I rarely see anyone,
wanting to look away.

For looking at everything,
is not always the answer,
and looking at specific things,
is not always an answer.

So get higher, or lower, or move a bit,
whether physically or mentally, into orbit,
simply distance yourself from the distance,
and see what is dark, and what seems to be lit.

It can be good to sometimes,
look away from what everyone looks at in the day,
it can be very relaxing to just be there,
without actually looking or looking away.

Photographer: Child labor.

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Lying next to the water flow, or laying in the grass?

In grass with fire hydrant & the sky

I am not sure why I chose this place, in the first place [ahem]. It just felt a bit uncomfortable and also safer. It was uncomfortable because the fire hydrant type pole was nearby – more space would be more comfortable with fewer things other than the grass around me. It was safe because if my emotions or feelings finally catch on fire physically from the outside, maybe this pole can provide some water to cool things down. If I could figure out how to use it first, that is.

Or maybe I just think of water a lot and was unconsciously wishing that this hydrant would break and flood the area? Or maybe you get so exhausted from within, you sleep on the grass right on the spot and think of it as your permanent bed. With the fire hydrant acting as your security guard or identification mark, of course, even if I would like complete anonymity.

Taken in Berkeley, California, while thinking of someone and red setters. No animals were harmed during the taking of this picture. No animal harmed me during the taking of this picture either.