Thanks, Dennis for taking time to share this with the list---you are the best!
>Dopamine
>
>It is like hovering, except
>that nothing ever hovered with such weight
>or waited such a long time for the life
>to flow from tip of toe to top of head,
>but oooooooohhhhh the glorious ecstasy
>as memory moves your limbs,
>and you forget to think
>and simply surge into the Nike moment;
>and just do it.
>
>It is like sinking, or rather
>trying to sink, as if your chair was there
>and yet not there and you are caught,
>your skin one layer of skin beneath its
>skin, your life one layer of life into
>its life, but oooooooohhhhh
>the sheer sweet glorious ecstasy,
>you disengage and feel yourself slide free;
>you simply do it.
>
>It is like nothing else youíll ever feel
>your mind and body free, sweet ecstasy
>of heart and spirit, sweet glorious
>surging moment, breaking free, one
>moment to be me, me, me just me,
>sweet dopamine why must it always be
>a short excursion? Why drag me back
>behind the blood brain barrier?
>Why must I always lose it?
>
>© Dennis Greene 2000
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