I Have a Muse

I have a Muse. My own, personal, mind opening, spirit-bending
muse. Since I have known him, I have experienced more
sensory and experiential delights than I had experienced
prior.... oh, man, I can't even quantify it.

I saw this quote from Anais Nin, and it made me think of
my muse.

She wrote:

“We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are.”
- Anais Nin

My Muse comes alongside and stretches not only as I see me,
but also how I experience me AND the rest of my life.

My Muse impacts me whether he is present or distant, but
the moments of presence are the most precious of all.

I find it nearly impossible to distinguish or describe
our relationship because it defies human definition, it goes
outside of the norms.

I simply know it is good.

Purely good.

Sacredly pure.

When my mind starts to think (not always a good thing) I
worry, I analyze, I even self-pontificate.

My muse and I have a finite time to be in close, physical
proximity.  I am feeling that space with every ounce of
my being right now. It skids across my skin and occasionally
winks at me, reminding me to stay awake.

I have a Muse. My own, personal, mind opening, spirit-bending
muse. Since I have known him, I have experienced more
sensory and experiential delights than I had experienced
prior.... oh, man, I can't even quantify it.