In a quantum world

In a quantum world,

the phrase “I love you”

is a form of objectification.

In a quantum world

phraseology is an affirmation

of separation,

as language lobbies

for isolated elements

brought together

but not unified to start with.

It is a fencing operation

in which we steal from our heart

and by verbiage,

extract it

and verbally exhibit it to others.

In a quantum world,

to see all things

as interruptedly connected

defies the logic

of naming all things

as separate.

Naming is an outside business

as a means of living away

from the connective source.

Recognition of this means,

appropriates a method

of distancing

that compensation

by understanding,

cannot make up for.

When empathy looses its grasp,

and subjectivity looses its identity,

and objectivity has been humbled

beyond recovery,

then a language

from the inside out can be born.

Doves will fly out of our mouths,

and light will come out of our eyes,

and the earth will allows us

to walk with and within,

and a grain of sand will share

its wealth of journey.

But for now,

the holding pattern has labels

and directives to follow.

And the pretend we initiated,

continues to baffle our beings.