Thoughts on life and death...the ways of water and loss
The Way of Water
"Silent watchman on the wall beam a hand's breadth from me now scorch of gaze forsaking sleep radiant brand to char my brow fire by night I plead release how you press me, how I bow."
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Ink to hand & mist in a swirl of coming dawn-- a baptism worthy (the interminable black of water) to soften blood just below form
Water knowing water blood bidding blood the way it wills
The flip of motion in a thoat-rattled sigh to swallow itself Whole
For only Light has more power & cruel knowing-- Silent Watcher of the way of water,
the cry of blood, its boundless thirst calling up from the earth-- Naming holiness from ashes--
Blood-hunger for level its ruined softness, the tendered places-- Purity in stillness
Powerful spiritual imagery here Pataliyah. You write with a penchant towards surrealism, and what you are conveying is not readily understood without meditation. Whether it was intended or not, "and the caved lips of sleep" is as good a description of death as I've ever read. You are gifted!
Be blessed
Richard
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Be blessed
Richard
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