into the moonlit night
to find you with me.
to find you with me.
Where one had been alone,
now two walk together
over our desert landscape
of being and imagining.
now two walk together
over our desert landscape
of being and imagining.
One speaks,
the other hears
and responds—
the other hears
and responds—
More and more, call and response
leads to gentle ponderings
and conversation;
a ritual of exploration,
wherein all boundaries shrink—
openings appear and widen,
inviting entry.
leads to gentle ponderings
and conversation;
a ritual of exploration,
wherein all boundaries shrink—
openings appear and widen,
inviting entry.
This dialogue becomes
less about words,
more about touching,
even melding
—an attempt at embracing
the challenge of all openings,
while still finding new entries,
and deeper meanings,
until finally conversation
becomes unnecessary,
as our thoughts weave and interleave,
braiding being beyond anything called self.
less about words,
more about touching,
even melding
—an attempt at embracing
the challenge of all openings,
while still finding new entries,
and deeper meanings,
until finally conversation
becomes unnecessary,
as our thoughts weave and interleave,
braiding being beyond anything called self.
Ah, what comes after such requiting,
but merging into one,
again and again,
with equal measure of knowing
and forgetting
and discovering
and remembering,
delighting in the dance of your will
with my volition,
opposites attracting
without distracting
from the Truth that is us and All,
that is now,
that is new,
a new birth in Creation,
spinning from withinnerly inward out.
but merging into one,
again and again,
with equal measure of knowing
and forgetting
and discovering
and remembering,
delighting in the dance of your will
with my volition,
opposites attracting
without distracting
from the Truth that is us and All,
that is now,
that is new,
a new birth in Creation,
spinning from withinnerly inward out.
Harmonics rise,
sounding, soaring, celebrating
over our timeless duet;
new music
for a newer dawn.
sounding, soaring, celebrating
over our timeless duet;
new music
for a newer dawn.
© 2011 by Elisabeth T. Eliassen
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