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Marriage


Laguna of the tinny pearls As vast as Atlantic and The heavy palm-leafs Singing the hidden tune of the wind I found a conic empty shell Echoing your name I still bear in mind Your offering of the celestial harvest And the red corral of your necklace Shining the crystallized blood The hair; a liquid ebony and The dress of emerald seaweed I started to miss a word and The Peacock feather I write on Love; only Disappeared in the darkness Of the jealous hole The smell of Iodine all around Evaporating salt from my Soul’s Ocean Spreads wishes, whims, longings and Belongings in an air of your sky I still recall a white pigeon and A gold-neb Pelican to bite My flesh and feed her bird I still wait the wing-stretched Eagle To bring the snowdrop circlet From the Middle Earth for Our wedding and the Kolibri Sings silently the repentance Of my Calla lily My lips are dry; and my Soul is thirsty Sophia came to kiss your Pistis Despite the envy of the evil I stand powerful as water I disregard all those who can’t feel but Ponder instead; on my words and Never get a clue Come and meet my longing; who Demands nothing more than Surrenderance There you may see the blooming of The holy mystery as In unison we make Tantra A reality; the sacral wedding Miraj; a reality Since we went through the Heaven and Hell So we have fear no more. We passed through: Knowledge, Destiny and Love Together beyond Eternity and its dwellings We are strongly attached to The Golden cord of Heaven We realized that God is everything but Everything isn’t God
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