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ABOUT LOVE


 

Evaluating love in a contrasting state of mind

Silent communication, our inner voice combined

Holding fast with trust and faith that comes from the heart

Releasing the shadow of demons from a battle we didn’t start

 

Viewing the vibrant waveforms in a flashing light

Seeing the dark through shadow shapes in the night

You sense something’s happening and somewhere someone knows

That your truth they cannot determine and the blasphemy, it shows

 

Daily cycles and circles, flip-flopping around

Spiraling and weaving, evolving spiritually bound

Only scratching the surface, a facade it may seem

Yet believing with the mind’s eye; view it through a dream

 

You begin to focus with your sight, your sound and your guts

Unveiling your mystic soul to lift you out of ruts

You’re up, you’re down, you’re back and forth, it’s a balancing act

Spinning, sometimes too quickly on your wheels is a fact

 

Circling, twirling, running, chasing the proverbial tail

Feeling, learning, deciding- do we win or do we fail?

Surrendering to the unknown- finding freedom with release

The quiet understanding that will lead you to peace

 

And remembering the simple thoughts- from down below and up above

Within the dark there is a light, unconditionally, it’s all about

LOVE

 

 

~yvonne renee moore

     

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

 

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