death

  • The Invitation

    The Invitation

    Do you see
    the wounds on arms?
    Is forgiveness revealed?
    Has polarity forged a path—
    a space between to dance?

    When we shut our doors
    and close access to ourselves
    for those we love,
    it’s not because we
    fear them.
    It is because
    we fear ourselves.

    We lace our secrets with poison
    to prevent them from
    sprouting into the light,
    hoping they’ll die.

    The shameful feeling
    of our past choices haunts us,
    for we have not learned
    the lessons,
    and have not changed
    and grown,
    to realize what
    we’ve become.

    Thinking of others,
    knowing myself,
    a life is lived.
    I arrived naked,
    and I’m leaving naked.
    What we hear
    is what we get.

    Not perfect
    without imperfections
    and mistakes.
    Complete and
    wholesome by trial.

    I strived for kindness
    and love.
    Accepted both my challenges
    and my gifts.

    I met magical people—
    each, a teacher.
    Misunderstood, I walked.
    Welcomed but not embraced.

    Pick up your true relationship,
    and throw it up
    towards the light.
    Step outside your box,
    and into the free
    open horizon.
    Rise from beneath the earth
    to soar above.
    It will lift you up
    by its strings
    that are bonded
    with you.

    At the end of this excursion
    and its expedition of light,
    Death prowls in
    with a cordial welcome.
    Like an amiable, genial host
    for all of us who instinctively
    and involuntarily
    receive his faded invitation
    at the moment of our birth.

    His long-anticipated alleviation
    comes startlingly,
    only to hit us
    with the certainty
    of a sacred approach.
    As we emerge
    into his loyal audience,
    and he into our past,
    our new navigator.

    We instantly exit
    and we enter,
    another ingredient
    of who we are.
    —The cook prepares the feast—
    The clarity
    of this new mode announces
    the fearless recurrence
    with jubilation.

    I will not resist.
    I forgive myself.

    Filed under: 🜁 Self – tracing the inner landscapes of thought, feeling, and becoming.

  • Death Opens Doors

    Death Opens Doors

    At the end of this excursion and its light intense expedition,
    Death comes prowling with a cordial welcome,
    Like an amiable genial host,
    For all of us who instinctively and involuntarily,
    Receive his faded invitation at the moment of our birth.

    His long anticipated alleviation comes startlingly,
    Only to hit us with the certainty of a sacred approach,
    As we emerge into his obedient audience,
    And he into our past new navigator.

    We instantly exit and we enter,
    Another ingredient of who we are,
    -The cook prepares the feast-,
    The clarity of this new mode announces,
    The fearless recurrence with jubilation,
    I will not resist.

    Yet I’ll leave when I wish.

    Filed under: 🜃 Infinite – exploring the unseen forces behind creation, truth, and existence.