Uncertainty doesn't lead to fear. Predicting leads to fear.
   Uncertainty is not knowing. Not knowing can be exciting, fearful
   or a regular part of existence. -Ken OS: That's quite profound!
   The first two lines in particular: Wish I'd thought of 'em! KU:
   Thanks smile emoticon You can take 'em. I _just_ got up from a
   nap when I wrote it and I didn't really feel anything. Strange,
   dream-like state.

   Everything felt "NOW". I had no goal. No direction. I was
   just... there, not even trying to wake up.

   I didn't know much of what people were doing in the house, the
   noises they were making. I heard the machines going - air
   conditioning, fan, freezer... frogs chirping (they chirp here) ,
   a cat wanting me to feed her.

   I was simply uncertain. I wasn't predicting anything. Planning
   my next move. I just stood there, feeling very "now". It was
   rather blank but interesting.

   So I sat in front of the computer, Wrote the first two lines.

   Woke up a little more, then did some thinking and finished it
   up.

   But the original thought-less thoughts were the first two lines.
   I'm glad you liked it and gave feed back. Thank you smile
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