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Open Poetry #31

First and Last Mystery

LeeJ
Member Patricius

since 2003-06-19

Posts 13296

0 posted 2004-02-12 09:09 AM

Within a great limbo of light, the soul sleeps
So bright this vessel, more deafening then any candle speaks
Beginning of all things, in a cauldron of mysticism
Receptacle eggs, speaking from a Mount of Elations

Extending deep into the Fish Men of ancient worlds
The ground professor crosses over the threshold
Where enigmatic shapes translate miraculous imagination
Housed in temple complexes throughout the ancients

Lives the loving tree of days, maypole of Jacob’s Hierarchy
Performance of hearing perceptive sparks that generate
Essence of authentic truth, like an fragment splitting
Exploding authentic forces, divine progressions pivoting

Creed affirmations of experienced conduit
Not merely a conception but within an specious mindful
Awaits riddles of treasures, claimed evolution within
Dogma becomes intoxicated with the talking stream

Drinking nature links us to naked duality
Molecular divine grouping
Where in womanly nature reflects the dweller
Joining two, greeting us with poetic images of behavior

The seed of humankind eternally lives
Soft tissue in red earthenware of the great invisible spirit
Vast silence that is incomprehensible, prevailing bishop
Laid barren yet, birthing many sons of the Grail

Life eternal, an introduction with identity
Thoughts of my soul find such dramatic personae
My identical one, where we perceive the golden era
Three amen’s and to the places they expand
Unequal measure of its cosmic equivalent
The entire sphere hears a melody of atoms

Ericc
Member Elite

since 2003-01-31

Posts 4178

1 posted 2004-02-12 12:30 PM

Wow...!!!

Eric

Grover
Senior Member

since 2004-01-27

Posts 1967
London, ON, Canada

2 posted 2004-02-12 02:11 PM

I am humbled by your talent! Magnificent writing! Grover.

Jamie
Member Elite

since 2000-06-26

Posts 3168
Blue Heaven

3 posted 2004-02-12 02:35 PM

Not exactly a light afternoon read, maybe i'll come back when my brain is working better--lol.
Well done. I'll think of it as Darwin meets Falwell.

Cheers,

There is society where none intrudes, by the deep sea, and music in its roar.
byron

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