what wells up inside
at times, a tear becoming a waterfall
a feeling in our gut
spreading like the wind throughout us
often not the result of hard thought, rather
what casually slips into our heart
sometimes a no-nonsense notion
overtaking us like a tornado
taking form in words, but not always
could be a smile, hug, a questioning look
something old we remember
at times, simply walking away
inside us always, but
not always within reach
there, waiting like the next breath
wisdom, your true nature
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Paul: I agree and I often say the same thing. Thanks.
It does “well up” like that. I think of it as the opposite of “cleverness.” If it’s something I consciously come up with all on my own, so to speak, then it’s not going to be wise…
Rob: Thanks. You know what? So do I!
I like that idea about wisdom s;iipoing casually into our hearts.
Floots: Thank you. I know what you mean. Intuition explains much of it for me…
Gautami: Thanks. Glad you like it. Maybe I’m on to something. Naw…LOL.
Thanks Dan. Glad you do, and I thought you would.
once again you have summed it up so well
sometimes such thoughts/knowledge seem so concrete
at other times – wholly intangible
thank you
I too like this. A lot, infact!
I like it!
This is good:
“often not the result of hard thought, rather
what casually slips into our heart”
And this:
“there, waiting like the next breath
wisdom, your true nature”
Thanks!