in laying the seeds
Shadow lands, release your veil
unbind my wings--
prepare for flight.
Unravel the lies stitched throughout
outworn roles
return and return through the light.
As when Rumi discovered the our wounds
as the windows,
as the portal for beams to bleed in--
I ride steady the wave in trust, no, belief
in the sea of self-will, my web, I will spin.
I will spin one for me,
and a dozen for you
for the messengers need sprinkle
the seed.
In mine, I'll craft knowing, calmness, and trust.
In each one, I'll dissemble the greed.
and gather the trimmings,
weave them into balls using scraps of hurt and hate.
I'll plant these greed-seeds far and wide
transmuting the energy; they dissipate.
Inviting in the creation of new webs, a new tongue--
welcome new traveller,
this trip has just begun.
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