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Let’s say you heard Buddha speak
And let’s say you had a daughter
Well, maybe a son
And you the best you could
And it was pretty good
That sweet daughter
So full of life
Having experienced love first hand
Wouldn’t say to others
At the age of 23
That she believed in Buddha
But rather would be free enough
Intellectually
To say nothing committal
Still figuring, thinking, watching, listening
To all the commotion
About meaning, life and death and such
But she is lovely
Perfectly formed
And not injured
By deceit or greed or worse
Just a smart girl
Watching the world
Ready to follow her own mind
Flexible enough to adapt
And when she meets Buddha.
Symbolically, trans personally
Then the words will illuminate
But probably not called “belief”
More likely, comprehension
An idyllic state
When your mind meets his
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