Waiting like a wayfarer At the waylaid station For the next Space/Time continuum Antigravity machine
Even if we were all Equivalent millionaires It would just mean we were all Now equally poor Equally bored, equally trained, equally robotic Equally everything And nobody around left To do all the dirty work From addiction to the illusion Of false happiness And her unavoidable companion: suffering And delusions of power Through the finer precepts and passions On the inner autobahns of exultation
Even if I was a great mathematician And I could extrapolate The elegance In every relationship/equation That caused beauty
I could never equate Or explain away The altogether Startling beauty of Oneness That GOD’s Love makes
Anthony Giammattei was born in 1952 in Albany, New York. He was a graphic designer and a professional electronic prepress technician and consultant. He ran his own computer based pre-press business in Boston for 6 years, 1987-1992. He has a Masters degree in English with a minor in Education from the State University of New York at Buffalo (1975) and Albany (1977). He has spent the past half century studying spiritual and contemplative traditions in the areas of Yoga, Meher Baba, Sikhism, Kundalini Yoga as well as Catholicism, specializing in meditation, asceticism and the contemplative/gnostic union. He has taught innumerable classes of yoga and meditation in Boston, Los Angeles, Tucson, Buffalo, Albany, NY and Santa Fe. He is now retired and lives near Portland, Oregon.
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