To my heart, the bird's song comes—
Whispered tales of an ancient king,
Not bound to earth, but robed in eternal sky,
Where time unwinds
...
My love, your words
Draw radiant rivers beyond time,
Flowing through sleeping valleys,
Through forests where shadow weeps—
...
Do not speak of me as gone.
I was never a fragment to be lost,
but the unbroken whole beneath all form—
the light without a wick,
...
I remembered You—
in the depths of night,
and in the brightness of dawn;
in the hush of stillness,
...
Remember this truth:
You were not born to fade
like mist at dawn,
nor to vanish into shadows.
...
I was once a lion
of unseen wilds—
my roar, a clap of thunder;
my gaze, a lightning strike.
...
Behind iron bars, the nightingale still sings
Its anthem of freedom—unbroken.
The cruelest world cannot smother
The dawn blazing bright in its heart!
...
You are in me,
flickering at the core of silence,
a hidden flame that breathes
through the hollow of my being.
...
Light is not brightness alone—
it is the breath of the One,
the hidden pulse behind form,
the first remembrance before speech.
...
Beneath the dome of mind,
a nameless storm is born.
Through winding corridors of time
drift echoes of a knowing, lost and worn.
...
Lost in the noise of words,
They forget the meanings
God once breathed into hearts.
...
Intimacy with truth—
the most beautiful thing there is.
A singular connection,
souls and hearts entwined,
...
Being real is no saying—
it is the veiled truth.
Soul, descend in stillness
...
My guitar—soul cradle, stripped of strings—
sheds splinters of silence into the void.
Its hollow chest, a cavern of deep questions,
echoes ghosts of songs once unvoiced.
...
Within the mind's quiet sanctum,
a tempest of sound arises—
an echoing carnival,
a dance—
...
In the womb of silence,
ere sound drew breath,
an ancient whisper ascended—
eternal, uncaused—rising
...
O inner light,
secret of the narcissus hidden in the sun,
awakening of my soul,
fragrance of life's garden
...
When Love's sacred flame ignites within,
the soul ascends into a realm
where sight dissolves,
and silence becomes the only tongue—
...
O Life—
eternal, flowing flame!
When your touch found me,
the frozen rivers of my being
...
In silence—
a thought of the Divine awakens,
a hidden wisdom rising
through the clearing of old names.
...
All Paths Fold Back
To my heart, the bird's song comes—
Whispered tales of an ancient king,
Not bound to earth, but robed in eternal sky,
Where time unwinds
And the silent echoes of Alast
Weave the covenant of being.
This melody is no mere sound,
But the pulse beneath existence—
A subtle vibration tracing unseen lines,
Binding soul to source,
Form dissolving into formlessness,
Light threading through shadow's quiet corridors.
The rhyme of light unfolds
Like an obscure scroll of celestial law,
Inscribed within the gaze of the wanderer—
One who pierces illusion's veil
And drinks, wordless,
From the fountain of primordial knowing.
The rhythm moves through life's hidden frame—
A spiral dance of atom and star,
Where every note is a threshold
And every silence, a gate.
O heart, attend—
The song speaks of the first breath,
Before time was measured,
The promise whispered in Alast—
From you it rises,
To you it returns.
Here, the bird is messenger—
The king, the self awakened,
And the melody, the ineffable tongue
Of the One who dwells in all,
Yet belongs to none.
Listen—
The universe hums the secret Name,
And your heart, attuned,
Remembers:
All paths fold back to the Origin,
Each song a pale reflection
Of the Light that was
And ever will be.
—October,20,2025
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