Shakespeare’s: The Tragedy of Anthony and Cleopatra
Within Shakespeare’s “The Tragedy of Anthony and Cleopatra… ‘Caesar’ says, ‘he which is was wished until he were’. It hath been taught us from the
I am not there
I am not there I blow with the wind I never sleep
Quote From William Blake
“In your own bosom you bear your heaven and earth, and all you behold, though it appears without,
between our eyes
searching for God under piles of rock
single source
there is no single source except that everything emanates from our one God yet all tends to mingle snow melts and drips down its mountainside
mark
to those striving to perfect themselves as one who has never made his incessant mistakes
shall we wake from this dream of life?
shall we wake from this dream of life? in all events of our misgivings and fearful doubts everlasting from within our skull in nightmares
sole illusion
I know with unwavering certainty writing these words are the most important words in the world
between the words
living between the words those poetic words of truth dawning upon us like a lightening bolt
something said
lest not delay live with no regrets saying everything you’d ever wanted
from here to where
life is a journey from here to where the rules of the road once unwritten
