The Unconditional

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closed hearts say

                                    why we'd never write hate poems

you haters, we are holier than thou, we're separate

we ride the bandwagon on the engine of the law of attraction like it's the only tenet of spiritual truth

we hide non-verbal filth with gorgeous words and overact emotions, swinging our hands, we raise our rehearsed voices ‘cause our intention

might not itself just be a dart that hits the tender centre

we must dress it up

and if we think all this

                                                            we rarely say it

because the knowledge by itself wins us the competition and damned be we if even for a second we let this everything we think this way pour out, then, we would look just like the haters, them - not so different, judgmental, angry, spiteful, vengeful, egotistic, proud, and human

we'd be the conscious mirrors, then

why would we want such horrible positions?

those haters,

                                                they're so unconscious

they have free will but opt for darker paths

they try so hard to shock, advise, and judge

they brought the world to this unholy state

they do it all for image, attention, control

and that popularly grandest scapegoat -

religion, they look so strange, therefore,

they're evil, they, they, they …

we!!  must be their change

because they're not pure beauty

as they are

the preachy, cocky, self-righteous

moralistic, too deep for comfort ones

who talk about themselves too much

live in their heads, are too subjective

not humorous (at certain times)

the quiet introverts who don't say hi

the shy ones who know well their faults

accustomed to hearing them steadily pointed out

as points they need to alter, the ones who learned

to keep these demons as they are, as tools, as swords

to raise awareness that our universe is dual

and stays this way until all of us see it honestly

as such and still choose love without conditions

these outcast souls deserve our loving too

brace yourselves the final sentence is taboo

imperative

don't be afraid to love those who are different

because they might have already mastered loving you

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