the spirit passes through different prisms in different ways sometimes it is a drop of sunlight when the night has been so long and wearisome that you can hardly remember the day when the long shadow of your soul awakens to some cold hard truth that you never thought would come alive to yourself and noone else and unexpectedly it feels alright that its hard and cold and sharp and you'll never be able to forget again that the voice of hardness is the sound of truth and it has always rung truest that way, the hard constant driving truth that never stops, never quits, never kneels, never is false or falsely humored allen ginsberg may have despaired once, feeling that he had not despaired enough looking at the face of the ghetto and the weary nights false the false chaps, the chapped lips, the ghetto bumps given over to decay and nonexistent rhyme with broken, candy teeth, jewish conspiracy and saturday chicken fried with corn bread and lemonade perhaps he hadn't read the beat-wax poets on time or felt falsely primed by their hot hips and cudgeled bums or he just couldn't get enough before his time
Comparison of the soul with a ray of light and how it behaves is an interesting concept and perhaps it is better described in poetry than in science. I also love the way that composers can create so much feeling in their music. Rachmaninoff conveys the clouds lifting after a long period of depression and lack of feelings of self worth in his second (op18) piano concerto, a truly magnificent work.
Nice original writing...fascinating references to Ginsburg...I believe Octavia Butler would have enjoyed your writing.