Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Testimony

We live life as monks, mystic in our study, saturated with
love. We face obstacles, tears pleading to fall, ever
converted in love. Silence becomes virtue, where Gregorian
chants, pierce consciousness. I love you means more and
more, forest to forest. I’m found counting trees, uttering love,
essential is His study. It’s an ark of mind, molded through
struggle, featured in cryptic hearts. I met a lady, so far
aflame, reaching towards a wound. It can’t be quenched,
a beaming light, ever athirst for love. Unmask our
Sanity, an eternal music, a life-giving infusion. We mourn
for such love, reciting verse, a fugitive in our own souls.
Impart a force. Surge through craving minds. Vocalize
peace from heart to heart. We ask, filled with awe, hungry
for vatic meadows. So rinse us in compassion, bulb to bulb,
sorely intoxicated; for reach is evermore, where touch
pauses earth. 

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