Otherwise you're lost.
You don't worship the cosmos. That's for amateurs.
You don't read a book to find out more information about the cosmos. (If you've really got your shit together, you shouldn't need this post.)
You don't go into a certain building to be told about your relationship with the cosmos. That's for amateurs.
There is no human authority for you to consult with. The cosmos is the only authority.
Your ego? Obviously, hold on to your ego for dealing with this hellish world, but lose it occasionally to get the best connection with the cosmos. Dreams, blackouts, and visions are perfect for this.
Be confident that the cosmos isn't going anywhere. Everything else in your life is going somewhere. The cosmos isn't. We're talking billions and trillions of years before you were born, and billions and trillions after you die. And it's more than just the physical universe.
Get the picture?
Nice one, kooks!
Now we can talk about poetry and music.
Oh, I forgot. The cosmos expects you to have a "passion" of some kind. But isn't that a temporary thing? Yes, it is. However, if you become world-class at this "passion", the cosmos notices and gives you a promotion.
Is a promotion really necessary? Well, it all depends. Would you like to become a demigod, or a rat? Would you like to become a cosmic dolphin flying through space, or a pig on a farm somewhere? Or just another human?
These things are worth considering.
But anyway ... poetry!
No! Music first. Because my musical plans are so messed up at the moment ... I'm only intending to write another song if it can be better than Endless Fun. No other sort of song is needed right now. Just better.
Poetry? ...
Oh, I'll be writing about finance soon. Just finance. All the time. Believe it! 'Ha!' Shut up, Voice.
Poetry?
I was reading through my seven poems last night. I definitely need more like the BIG ONE, but ... it was so exhausting ... I'm in no rush, you dig? / I want to write more short free verse poems. They've got to be intense and concentrated. / Traditional poems? I might take lots of liberties with them and throw in random lines of free verse here and there. Just do what I feel like doing. Maybe create my own forms. I'm not too keen on writing six-line stanzas or seven-line ones. What's the point? You can start writing in blank verse, and then put some rhymes in. Do what you want to do, man! I think -
'Who are you talking to, Mikey?'
Only myself, Voice. Only myself.
'Nice one!'
Yes, it's nice.
It was very nice.
But now ...
ENDS
ENDS
ENDS
'Bye!'
