availability, awe, and the social alliance of harping violence

availability as a custom of culture proves
post-capitalist communities could work
we see value in community, culture,
and being able to share, to produce,
to being there for others, and in
understanding the innate value of
communicating value with one another
in terms that go beyond financial gain

awe is a philosophy of dreams
ever so present, but so tempted
and forced into despair by the
constant countering weight of
ascribed motives for justice
and the normalcy of dominant patterns
of interest that interfere with our mind’s eye
and formulated rhythms of understanding
and peaceful kindness

the social conventions and customs of law
are violence intended to maintain power for the elite
true power is in an individual’s ability to maintain order
in disarray, silence in upheaval, and internal bliss
among the storm of the social alliance of harping violence