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Sa Sa Ra
Poems
Jun 2012
Into All
O would I be a story
And naught a soul
Wrought less of iron and coal
You’d have been lilacs and morning glories
The world a bed of roses
No thorns would have scold me
I’d be of darkness and you light
No less would I be than love
Tell me a story
Of stars gone dark and how too they are love and glory
Though chaos would have me
I’d unfold for thou to devour me
If I am love who would swallow me
Am I infinity
What is left of me
Without eyes how do I see
Without breath who breathes for me
Why would love be all I see
In dark stars I am and not seen
How little and still to be
Mother Darkness I remember thee
Father thy spark of which I be and see
And how it feels both of thee
Am I alone in Love and Ecstasy
Would too I not be Garden, Seed and Gardner
Is it but a dream that even here she comes to me
And by the left of me, her left arm towards me
Were the keys of love she not beholding me
Heart to Heart I’ve reached to thee
With a smile in her Heart she eludes me
But wherefore art thou
In the Dark in Love in Ecstasy
Without form I feel and be and see
Did you leave the keys
Will they take me home
By this Dream I live by day
And feel Love you’d be all and everywhere
And every day my Heart goes out in a dare
Into thee illusive mirrors that appear
Day by day mirrors, mirrors all around
Up and down and spinning around
Mirror, mirror would you be keys
Please slow down and let me see
In a ring I order thee
Wounded warrior did you not fight for me
One by one accept thee
In every image one Heart see
Let each grow in fusion that they encircle thee
In all a Love Story be
Now see the Rainbow grown about
And breath by breath more wills be
**Shall you accept
Love will dance with thee
(Winter 2010)
This was a follow paired with;
http://hellopoetry.com/poem/paint-thy-destinies/
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Sa Sa Ra
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