----spirit----

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by old_crone, May 15, 2004.

  1. old_crone

    old_crone Super Moderator Super Moderator

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    ----SPIRIT-----

    My lover, and me.
    Open, we are one.
    Giving all that we are.
    The, I Am.
    Feeding my heart.
    My soul rejoices
    How could it be this lover in me.

    One heart true,
    and whole.
    Not without,
    within you see.
    Spirit comes to me.

    Passions born, and set aflame
    This lover embraces the same,
    Kisses with tenderness
    the intimate regions where worlds collide.
    He comes from the other side.
    Dressed in nakedness of wonder.

    Sure in this place.
    Asking for nothing more.
    Not minding storms
    for love is a hunger
    Love is the spirit in me.

    My Lover in me.
    Side by side,
    and deep within.
    I breath existence from this awareness.
    His name is Spirit.
    My lover in me.


     
  2. StellaBlue

    StellaBlue Senior Member

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    Beautiful, as always. :)
     
  3. Nermidi

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    Nice way of putting it


    love only comes from the inside
     
  4. gdhmomchild

    gdhmomchild Duct tape abuser

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    You are definitely on a roll~! Thanks, this was wonderful
     
  5. osiris

    osiris Senior Member

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    it fills every void, as we give back to the world, its emanation.

    much love :)
     
  6. sylvanlightning

    sylvanlightning Prismatic Essence

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    Silence washes over me as these poetic lines shift from expression to reception finding my own perception mirrored multiple in what has already been written ...wondering if anything new can be expressed with these already defined words. If these threads went back before this to a more ancient beginning would I stop the reading and searching and questioning to abide in formless stillness.
     

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