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And things end,
because they begin,
and the seasons pass me by
while I grow older,
not necessarily bolder,
because time is a circle
that spins,
and I chase it,
no one wins
this kind of race,
round and round I go,
I feel slow
so I attempt to pace
my self,
or I may face
myself,
and I would rather not,
because time slips through
my hands
as do my plans,
I am a poem
at midnight,
refusing to let yesterday go
or accept that what I feel
is all I know,
and yet life is not a cognitive affair,
but a dance with myself
on a planet that spins
in outer space,
and I’m anonymous
without a face,
waiting for the bus
to bring me to the place
I’m supposed to be,
an adult version of me,
a captain of a marvelous vessel,
exploring everything,
the sea
and gravity
and what it means to be
and not to be
in the same breath
for as long as I can
before death
when the fog horn whistle blows
and I sail into the mystic.
About Spaciology
Spaciology is not abstract theory; rather, it is a practice you can feel.
- Inside: Pause, breathe, notice.
- Outside: Design rooms, rituals, and agendas that slow the spin and invite care.
- Between us: Make dialogue a place where different truths can live together long enough to teach something.
Ultimately, leadership is the art of making space for what’s important (for everyone) and letting that clarity shape the next step. When we change the spaces from which we lead, our strategies change with them.
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