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A collaboration between Elisa Maria Argiro and SG Holter. Dear feather. You fell on my heart. I keep you on my person now; pocket held; An eternal companion. As beautiful as you, I remind my Thoughts to be. I wake up as Buddha every day.                   Peace is the corner stone of my breathing. Dear Last Crescent Moon, adorning Lord Shiva's brow, smiling toward Morning Star enjoying her sweet presence in clearest predawn light. She smiles too, drifting into feathery sleep. Birdless flight, unclenched, un- Clung to. With this dew drop in my palm I need no ocean to swim in. How can Life's castle, with its wars and Tragedies, hide within its Towers of                                                           Noise such quiet chambers? Paper sails, bamboo, emerald waters. Single feathers rest even when Airborne. From your outstretched palm, sweet taste of morning touches my tongue, oceanic dew drop sharing itself across floating time. An offering holding the last shining starlight of this new morning. Drifting now through limitless space, finding words in our common language on your yellow paper sails, we gaze down from these towers of our ancient dreams, emerald water below us waiting to catch the falling feather. Dear insight. Light as the wind itself, you Floated; fell on my heart. Merged with heavy memories Like paper balloons rising; Tsunami of kamifusen Render my whole being Weightless. Third-Eye-Hindsight sees me Remembering nothing with Bitterness. One or a hundred lifetimes Wandering. Finally now, Even waking hours feel like Dreaming. Dear Wisdom, Guardian Planet, Buddha's radiance shining. Thousand-Petaled Lotus is now your own effulgent mind. Smiling, eyes closed, feeling the glowing kamifusen of magenta, scarlet, turquoise, and yellow floating above us, we swim so deeply, diving down into these warm emerald waters, winking at the luminous fishes dreaming all around us.
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Oct 10, 2015
Oct 10, 2015 at 2:31 PM UTC
Thousand-Petaled Lotus
A collaboration between Elisa Maria Argiro and SG Holter. Dear feather. You fell on my heart. I keep you on my person now; pocket held; An eternal companion. As beautiful as you, I remind my Thoughts to be. I wake up as Buddha every day.                   Peace is the corner stone of my breathing. Dear Last Crescent Moon, adorning Lord Shiva's brow, smiling toward Morning Star enjoying her sweet presence in clearest predawn light. She smiles too, drifting into feathery sleep. Birdless flight, unclenched, un- Clung to. With this dew drop in my palm I need no ocean to swim in. How can Life's castle, with its wars and Tragedies, hide within its Towers of                                                           Noise such quiet chambers? Paper sails, bamboo, emerald waters. Single feathers rest even when Airborne. From your outstretched palm, sweet taste of morning touches my tongue, oceanic dew drop sharing itself across floating time. An offering holding the last shining starlight of this new morning. Drifting now through limitless space, finding words in our common language on your yellow paper sails, we gaze down from these towers of our ancient dreams, emerald water below us waiting to catch the falling feather. Dear insight. Light as the wind itself, you Floated; fell on my heart. Merged with heavy memories Like paper balloons rising; Tsunami of kamifusen Render my whole being Weightless. Third-Eye-Hindsight sees me Remembering nothing with Bitterness. One or a hundred lifetimes Wandering. Finally now, Even waking hours feel like Dreaming. Dear Wisdom, Guardian Planet, Buddha's radiance shining. Thousand-Petaled Lotus is now your own effulgent mind. Smiling, eyes closed, feeling the glowing kamifusen of magenta, scarlet, turquoise, and yellow floating above us, we swim so deeply, diving down into these warm emerald waters, winking at the luminous fishes dreaming all around us.
Copyrighted by ©SG Holter and ©Elisa Maria Argiro  (as a collaborative poem)
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Oct 10, 2015
Oct 10, 2015 at 2:31 PM UTC
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