Thursday, August 20, 2015

Sanctuary

It symbols life, to voyage soul, bound to a squall. I live
it grace, to sing for koans, a sacred talisman—an inner
Kingdom. It’s core a treasure, even a relic, a sinner’s
voice. We fly for fey, bound to flesh, feeling twilight. I
wrestle life, three shots in, spinning through webs. It’s
more a dream, to drill for waves, counting measures. I
live it bold, a mystic Christ, flooded with Spirit. We
smile in fact, to live it gold, despite the downs. It’s more
than fable, ever to stargaze, tiptoeing lemons. More for
love, a cosmic gate, a mystic mare. We strike a soul, to
unlock god, thriving within. Indeed, ever boundless,
even silent, sorely unlatched; but ever God, a telic love,
soaring through mountains. How to sigh, to drain a maze,
rinsing woes? I ask, to seek for thoughts, where light is
warranted. It’s made of marble, a christic cross, racing
through souls. I feel for joy, to witness cries, a person
reborn. Is he floating, a painted sky, as mystic as baptism.
I ask, fully aware, to usher Light.       


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