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Liquid Spiders
by Mark A. Rockeymoore → (All Poetry by Mark A. Rockeymoore)
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In that space between waking and sleep
Lies another World

Unseen to the waking eye
A world of Angels Demons Lost Souls and Spirit Shells
Of otherworldly Dimensions that swirl and dive
Beneath clouds of material compunction
A conjunction of Time and Space rippling in continuously dynamic Creation
Awakening impulses barely acknowledged with the Conscious Mind
Invoking Thoughts and Modes of Sight impossible to duplicate during the Light of Day

It is in this space this place of Divine Grace that the Liquid Spiders live

The Divine Sight blesses the Aspirant with the ability to See
That which lies beyond the ken of normal Men
It is here in this Divide of Consciousness
That creatures lurk
Scrabbling upon ceilings
Hiding from the Light
Of Divine Sight
Knowing that Knowledge Is Power
And that once seen the memory will never be forgotten
The certain reality of Perception enhanced by Eyes of piercing power
Reveals that which has been previously Unseen

The Liquid Spiders feed upon our Dreams Nightmares and Highest Aspirations

They suck the spiritual marrow from our astral bones
And gobble greedily upon the psychic detritus of our minds
Living in the place Beyond
Their visage is one of invisibility
Their bodies resemble Arachnids of impossible conception
With short and stunted legs too numerous to count
And a grotesque, circular body
That moves with a quickness and purpose
Too sentient not to be
Too intelligent and prescient not to be
Too certain and stealthy not to be
Aware of your every thought

The Liquid Spiders are parasites of demonic conception

And stealthily move away from the spotlight of your
Eyes that see them only when blessed to open
When you should be asleep
Blessed to open during that fleeting period of Astral Travel
Before the vibratory cycles have stabilized
And bodily separation begun
Opened into a Reality beyond the world of Normalcy
Into the world of Nightmares and Altered States
Opened for a reason
Blessed to see what most cannot
Will not even admit exists

The world of the Liquid Spiders who feed upon our Souls.

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 Reviews of "Liquid Spiders"
Reviewed by Rebekah Rosie Lang
Reviewed on May 17, 2004
They are real Mark, and I have seen them.
Ghoolish things too. Stays in your mind forever.
I travel a lot. Love, Becca


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