An Angel whispered to me
"To be happy, you must be free...
Stay with me for a while",
She spoke with a warm smile
I said with stern concern
"If I stay, I will not learn"
"Learn what?", she asked
"To be free, I cannot wear a mask"
We loitered naked under the moonshine
Looking up at the sky
Her body was close to mine
She shivered, I wasn't sure why
We watched a bright shooting star
It didn't seem very far
My eyes followed in accord
The Angel showed me the Ford
All roads lead from an archetype path,
Contour and Spring aftermath
She took my hand
Then held onto my arm
The land shook on her command
My mind went into alarm
Why did I make my decision to stay?
At the moment, I couldn't say
The terrain abruptly split apart
Intense fear filled my heart
Simultaneously, we fell underground
The surroundings became dark all around
Midair, I leaned more against her chest
She embraced me, pressing her warm breast
My sensual perceptions were left behind
A third eye is what I found
I closed my eyes because I could see,
My mind started walking freely
Each step had an inner leap
Into the unknown whilst deep
Why am I in the midst of nothing?
In the plunge, the Angel says, grinning
"Freefall is like birth,"
Suddenly, I felt the earth
An Angel showed me the Ford
My eyes saw in accord
I was standing under a tree
A crane soared overhead
I bent down on one knee
To stretch my hand into the riverbed
I put my ear near the rushing noise
(I listened, humbly, to the belle voice)
"Your origin is based on another premise
...do not forget this"
[you will]
I awoke, completely still
"Most of us have been taught very little about the power of words. Once we are attuned to hearing what is being said over and over,we start to really hear how we strengthen the bars of our own prison by the incredible lies about reality that we regularly repeat. In many ways our words are our prayers,because they are our decrees. Sufis tell us our words should pass through 3 gates before we speak them:Are these words true, are they necessary, and are they kind?" — 2 out of 3 down like a lead balloon, but the last, still up in the air.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
I think you were either reading Arthur C. Clarke or else you are an android yourself.
Post a Comment