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legends with no gods – [the secret valley]
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legends with no gods – [the secret valley]


 


in the depths of this valley, the water runs, sometimes leaps over the stone.
they ride each other and become a singular entity that sings, surges
ejaculates, imbibes, then whispers, not entirely tame, a long and fluid caress.
the water’s mane then brushes the stone’s torso, both still warm
tiny bubbles of kiss bursting tiny wet suns and sprinkling rainbows
all over the firmness that is nonetheless flexible, because it pulses with life.
above this whole nudity, nothing but the wind, brief, and maybe a leaf or two
rippling the water skin as it ripples, in turn, the core of the stone.
one never knows when the water will leap over the stone again
in that cadence of wild lucidity which floods the valley with a scent of rosemary
and ripening fruits.


all houses have crumbled a long time ago, but… who cares about houses
when there are palaces in the whole air and in the sea, not far, and when
the gods retire to let the ones who made them in? - the ones who made them
and always will, as long as there is fire surging from the waves and there are waves
tearing, with their salty nipples, the air; as long as there are divine tongues of sun
curling around nights and moons upon dunes, perfect temples; and as long
as there are dolphins singing those secrets that the gods never knew but the horses
and bulls, who graze on the light even when it is dark, clearly do.


and I know and you know, in blended lips, what the gods merely dream in our dreams
and the dolphins, the bulls, the horses, understand and substantiate, in the depths
of this valley where they become and we become water that rides the stone
of the palace - close and within: the mysteries burning here, immortal and sacred
in the essence of this air.


and the whole body kisses, as it flows like water, the blazing stone – its soul; again.


 


© 2006 Alexandra* ~ OneLight*®


 


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 Reviews of "legends with no gods – [the secret valley]"
Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on June 5, 2006
the magical mythology of this poem captures the essence of a secret valley where life rekindles it source and creates its destiny from the mysteries of its origin ...

Reviewed on June 5, 2006
Beautiful prose and poetry, Alexandra; well done!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by A PAX
Reviewed on June 5, 2006
wow
You have magical brain cells
this is sooooooooooooooooooo fantastic
I am blown away............again!!!
woosh!!!
pax A

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on June 4, 2006
Alexandra, I agree with Peter! Thank you for sharing your gift with us! This soars into other realms from places unknown, with captivating magic you cast a spell! Bravo!For Joseph's pic also!

eT

Reviewed by Crystal Silver Angel (Reader)
Reviewed on June 4, 2006
Breathtaking...


Xxx dove

Reviewed by Joseph* OneLight*® (Reader)
Reviewed on June 4, 2006
Alexandra, minha paixão ...

The words you have written here must have been handed to you by the gods. The closing line is a poem unto itself. Your artistry immortalizes my photography.

Teu metade de Um,
Joseph

Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on June 4, 2006
Alexandra
You are on another level from us...;)
Thanks for the magical journey...
Peter

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on June 4, 2006
Sweet like the life of mother nature herself, seeminly making love to the world with a zest that is hard to imagine. Your images here are divine and real yet in a supernatural setting. Wonderful.

Fee

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on June 4, 2006
You are evolving onto a plane that I sometimes have difficulty in traversing with you, Alexandria. But think goodness it isn't a complete shunting out of my intellect, for even though the metaphors are difficult at times I find myself within your words, within your world, and within this particular set of circumstances, i.e., the babbling brook and the wildness of untamed horses and suckling on the salty nipples of life, because life does tend to become salty at times, but still we hang onto that teat, whatever the cost, do we not. I know I do and this majestic poem of yours have completely moved me into realms until this moment were unknown to me.

Reviewed by L. Figgins
Reviewed on June 4, 2006
"...the gods merely dream in our dreams..." Brilliant, Alexandra! Oh write a novel, will you, of gods and myth and what we create from the "blazing stone" of our souls? Thank you for gracing my Sunday...

Lin


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