unspared during my travels prepared by an exchanging world of appearances i came to this place at the base of a hill of course fell a whipped traveller i am by the vital Spring weather i am met welcomed a night of shelter led the way by a lace of monks discreetly i am put up residence bowed into an alcove and left be
sun settles gloaming bleeding out into the night the night moves on steeping it plays on my solitude
a temple of awakening freed from need of sleep plush in the gloom of this unfamiliar lodge pulses lune from the lamp calling me to something family
suckle
peculiar flares of incense my heart at pace gusted by the lungs gushed with a nourishing charge of remedy
i stand lightly i take a stroll
timid
subtle bells quake little tings under a propelled circulation engine utters quivering the air
Sudden : it buckles yawn out from under a gallows the spaces between the temple walls drop away fathomless theatre opens maw barriers have dissipated
crumple
i am a mite short of distress held in keeping shallow maintaining a sensible program i give out breath hesitant... and gratefully retrieve
i stand weakly with care this is temple me, a guest my travellers bed roll remains stowed : i am a fool to be swallowed
a courtyard compounds this pressed element of nature i reached its edge this building acts the amplifier a spiritual device of development
bade by hemorrhaging darkness i wade beyond any lamplight each step taken when the tide pulls it mottled perfumes now exhaust in punches (powering from the baying boundaries) look up a royalty floods across the night sky cropped by the yard rooves
chants and bells eddy about my ears pants and tones mediate worship hounds the clock
i finally do what is best follow myself back the way
i make up my bed
(retire or as a shade i'll find my way between the walls and flourish)
chuckle
i regain valued humor i concentrate close eyes and slow my heart once again make peace in this temple of strobe
tomorrow i'll face agricultural land and the sunlight i'll continue my selfish travels bedroll bound to my pack my pack tight to my back
i shall weep and honour the departed as i continue this little i have learned