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Come what may

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • Oct 4, 2019
  • 2 min read

Come what may Poem: “Come what may” could be what I eat as long as it has protein and is sant mat kosher and has no sugar. Commonplace is a superior deliverable. In the time people take to watch the news you could meditate. You could auto-generate poetry. Straight up is a natural pipeline. You can issue an edict to yourself and thus break your chains. A frequent practitioner can fit right in with the non-conceited. You can bring more books to your shelf. The meditated self is a lot better than not - it is sort of like clothes after been washed. You can put your Mind in the washing machine and come out clean just by doing Simran. You can make easy alterations and remove all the stains. You can use the squarespace in your head just for contemplation. A beam of light really helps concentration. You can manifest the Truth instead of just talk about it. Your inner conquest can then be used for good. When you get Rich you will be able to read a book like Bill. Actual withdrawal is how you get a commission. Through Simran you can have five wishes. You can turn your body to stone and just be alone. Writing poetry is just an excuse to write in free form. When the going is good it makes sense to keep going. The only thing really necessary in this world is to continue breathing otherwise you can just have an out-of-body experience. If you breathe very slow because of good health than you will live very long. You can spend all of your mornings doing Simran until you complete your mission and just go to work at 12. Most afternoons are just wasted on decorations. It may seem a cheap way out to change your perception but it works. A Poem by David Smith October 4, 2019 #squarespace #billgates #comewhatmay 


 
 
 

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