An exposure to the understanding of ourselves and how we are, were implanted to behave and entrap ourselves through our own limitations in a world that is boundless
This book is a poetic revelation in psychology and spirituality.
It is awe inspiring, provocative as well as evocative. After reading, one is left to question one's customs, traditions and religion(S), which can be summed up as belief or beliefs.
Readers would change from being entitled to a matter of belief to a matter of fact. In short it is better to know that to hope.
A reflection of what poets truly do: reveals.
Excerpt
Intrueduction
I live nor come in any one's name
I have no game
I face my shame
For my wrongs, I am responsible and I take the blame
I am the flame
Life is one and we are the same
I do not blame Mama and Papa
I examine my karma
My experience is my teacher
With in is my ever-present guide, true leader
I live, nor come in any one's name
I have no game
I face my shame
For my wrongs, I am responsible and I take the blame
I am the flame
See
I am a student of life
I seek truth wherever I go
I wish not to believe, but to know
I am the spectator and the show
I am the rhythm and the flow
I wish to be in harmony with all to rise from the fall
I seek not to compete but to complete
I comprehend that those who choose to compete will learn how to accept defeat
Perfection must be the director of our feet
I am the way, you are the path, and in us is the art
Truth cannot depart, true love in our heart
I am the door and the key
In the moment I see, in the moment I must be
I am free, I am free, I am free
The boundless reality of you and me
Each person is but a grain of sand resting beside the sea. This thought sets the tone for Jill Eisnaugle’s latest poetry collection, Beside Still Waters.
