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Showing posts with label new poem. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 September 2015

V. 2. / 9.) Out of Sequence Light Dabbles in Daydreams



Out of sequence light dabbles in daydreams
Taking random memories sparked by parallels
Giving new substance to them
Forming further inner doors of insight
Out from of its own ceaseless ability
To roam every nook and cranny of my existence...
Past... present... and future

In no order that I can see light revels in discovery
At any time or place appearing before my mirror...
A bouquet of thought-blossom in a basketful of days
All growing things memories from below memory
And a scrapbook of ‘happening-life’... happening

One stray strand of fleeting light could make a book
One memory resurfacing could weave a labyrinth
Of current things captured... even a counting-fall
And a flow of thoughts swimming in gold
Sweeping through the tunnels of my mind
Held where heavenly things merge with earthly
In a seamless happenstance... if I looked deeper

Light makes me, ‘me,’ out of a myriad cast of dreams
Playing the best... the fiercest shinings of selfless love
Fallen from a collection of memories... treasure-caught
And a deeper insight finding in their further parallels
A mirrored wisdom-light shading things in beauty



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Thursday, 30 October 2014

(Poetry/ Vol. 1. ) Star Finder

(from THE RAGGED WRITINGS OF EVERLAND: Volume One)



Far Finder

Far finder, star finder, pulsar of hope
Rainbows of hard beams
In a star-baby’s stone

Rubies in crystallite all pourings through
Bringing me far-rope
To tie me to you

Far finder, star finder, shedder of light
Cradles of fair worlds
In a little one’s sight

Callings in distant beams all shooting down
Bringing me farlight
To find me in you
           
When will we see you, when will you come?            
When will your little ones
Finally run?                         

When they have farlight all filled up to the brim               
And no more let heart light
Through timidity dim