"a dance" - tango poem

i'm a little out of practice...
not sure what it's worth...

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[seacliff2]

please read my comment in reverse order as I had to cut and paste the original after I exceeded the limit and thus they ended up back to front......but who am I to argue: every thing is always where its supposed to be. ha ha

ps. we met at the end of a malonga in London 4 weeks ago (you get around).

[happyseaurchin]

thanks :)

looking forward to meeting with you again :)

[sailindude]

you are quite strange arnt you mr p

[happyseaurchin]

one day you may get what i am talking about here

like most communication

it relies on us having shared experiences

and in this case

dance

specifically

tango

[seacliff2]

By playing with various tempos, another phenomenon came to be: rhythm. Thus, from movement, sound, light, color and rhythm, all of Creation began. All of Creation, with all of it's manifestations of galaxies, solar systems, planets and inhabitants, were simply more and more complicated combinations of this original Oneness' movement. All that was and all that is, is different manifestations of movement...sound...light... color...rhythm...'

[seacliff2]

And as this Consciousness moved, the phenomenon of Sound and Light were born. This delighted the Oneness even more and Love was also born, encouraging the Oneness to express Itself through more and more movement. By playing with movement, speeding movement up and slowing movement down, variations in sound and color started to manifest.

[seacliff2]

'In the beginning, all was one thing, vast empty nothingness. Because of a lack of anything else, there existed nothing else: no variations, no movement, only stillness. However, this one infinite nothingness had a conscience, and after an incomprehensible long time, this conscious stillness moved, just a little at first. Because this movement felt so good, after being still for so long, it delighted this Consciousness.

[seacliff2]

it seems that we have shared experiences as I understand where you are coming from and your 'something for somebody' (nice title) reminded me of an aborignal teaching which helps to explain why we like the movement known as dance so much... I hope you like it and thanks for your thoughts......