the squawking of the sparrow hawk
perched on the cypress
reminds me the day has begun
and pulls back the covers of night
there is wonder in everything
day balances the night
for everything is both
the light and the dark
brothers and sisters to each connected
the conscious of a sovereign world
spirit surrounds and slips into
the vessel bringing light to the earth
love is the key to life's mystery
and enhances the light from the ego
without love you are just
another wasted barbarian
a gladiator wishing to conquer
i would so like
to reclaim paradise
and bring forth peace in the world
come..
we all can be
both love and light
can you, can i, can we
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Reviews of "cornucopia"
Reviewed by Oisín Breen (Reader)
Reviewed on March 13, 2003
very soft sound to read it.
Enjoyable.
The opening stansa is fantastic
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Enjoyable.
The opening stansa is fantastic
Nice Thoughts!
TRASK
love the word ~cornucopia~
Chrissie
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