Qualms from Quo

There it is - the brain worm of status quo, tugging the
reins within your mind, steering your soul to

God knows where. It works with most - state an
observation and pay attention to the reaction.

“You drive that classic old Cadillac.” - Observation.
“I got it because it was cheap; I will get a really nice one next.”

- Reaction. State of mind, value-speak, coded message.
Automated. Quietly perhaps, a surprise to it’s deliverer.

What most thoughtlessly occurs to me will be what I
pay least attention to. Arrival by car, no memory of the drive.

Bafflement. Helpful and hurtful versions of this
phantom state. Brain worms are ghosts.

In forming of you, sniff out the invisible buggers. Ghosts 
are seldom seen, but known to appear in sound and odor.

To accept without challenge is to reinforce. Waiting room
experiments of the day-to-day. Sun’s out, make hay.