"Familiarity breeds contempt"
is a common adage.
This occurs
not due to repetition
nor predictability
nor lack of novelty
but because one oft forgets
the motive that begot it
the purpose that drove it
the connection to the heart
that ignited the spark
that first turned the wheel
whose cycles one then
comes to loathe.
For one equivocates the cycle
with the subtle counterparts it comes from.
For one sees then only the creation
and forgets how and why it came to be,
the creator.
It matters not whether or not
the cycles are well-kempt.
What matters is their true connection to oneself
is clearly seen and felt.
When that occurs, correctness flows.
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