Crazy, Dizzy, Weavy.
A look, a gesture - that's all it takes to bring the joy. It gallops through you, leaving in it's dizzy, weavy wake, a warm tickle. And you smile, or try not to; some things need to be kept to yourself. We love with our hearts, with our bodies and with our souls. Do we love with our minds? With our heads? I think not, for the mind and the body are the brakes for our errant and often spontaneous emotions that render our hearts, bodies and soul unruly. In love (or in lust), in joy (or in anger or sorrow) we act like fools, like the leaf blown off the tree by a gentle autumn breeze and then ripped violently away by stronger currents on its journey of death (or rebirth), dancing crazily and merrily on,with no mind to its certain end. So, do we stop our emotions? Do we tether heart, body and soul to the stolid and staid regime of the head and mind so that we may never experience the dizzying dance that may be our ruination or our salvation?