Sometimes I feel like a mechanic
for random things.
Ever attentive to the function,
movement of
Devices, finding out how you, or ‘that thing’ works
Observant and experimental
I shake only gently if I must
Powering on and off is easy for my handle
I do it with my identity all the time
There’s not much I’m attached to in a sticky way
I’m sort of “wait and see” and allow and watch.
I ask “what small thing can I do to encourage?”
Using the trimtab of Buckminster Fuller
I make a little tweak to this thought or that thought. I say a sentence on a page, or I give my orchid a trickle of water.
Never overwhelm her.
I shimmy the device without breaking it, bringing gentle energy into my palms
and letting it flow.
Dear broken things,
Let me be your whisperer
I can hear you when you talk in silent digital
data.
I know how to pulse you, and when to push and grind, like my vitamix I work with raw matter
tasting along the way.
Mechanics don’t taste, 👅 doctors used to.
But we can smell a leak and test if it’s water or something worse.
We know how to patch things up, and reboot computers. We understand simple pulleys and levers.
We invented the wheel.
The intuition of that gift of love within us is a very powerful thing Ka, and this life shares it beautifully. Great post kind lady, may that mechanic within listen to that inner music 🤗❤️🙏
🎶🎼🎶🩵💕😃😂🤗
Love and hugs my friend! Thank you very much.
Loved the metaphor Ka. So true. ❤
Thank you, Debbie! 😃
I didn’t have time to properly reply!
I am sort of the fix it person in my family, so I’m not sure it’s entirely a metaphor! lol 😆 💗📐📏🔍
Lol Ka. Okay, now makes great sense. 🙂 ❤
A wonderful post…..very clever:)X
Thank you, Janet 😃
Haha 🙂😃
love levers
small encouragements
orchids sip
out of gears
background reappears
love’s orchid blooms
without fears