There was always light
But I closed my doors and barred my windows
There was always music and birds and flowers
But I couldn’t see them
They told me there would be birth again
After the deaths and despairs
But you have to go through the Valley of Death alone
And grieve as your bury your dead
But when you are done with your crying
And your eyes clear
There is so much light
And so much love
So much love that you directed at everything
And everyone other than yourself
But that love is now for you
To build again, to be born again.
Do you feel it?
Infinite
Unconditional
Brighter than the Sun
Yours.


thanks Neeti ! my first read of the day ! superbe !
I am honored, Louise. Thank you. ((hug))
I really know this path, lived it myself…for 5 years…and then there was the light, the rebirth, which I am trying, like the shedding of the caccoon, to come into my butterfly! Beautiful poetry and really well expressed of that dark night of the soul, the mourner’s prayer, the way to the new beginning. Many thanks for your heart’s song. xx Shawn Cohen http://www.tarotbyshawncohen.weebly.com
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I am a poet myself and you can find many of my poems on my Facebook page under “notes”… http://www.facebook.com/shawnmargaretcohen
I think you will also enjoy them.
Thank you, Shawn. And I’ll check out your blog.
Beautiful. <3
Superb lines !! I have become a fan of your expressing and writing skills. Thanks for explaining Progressed Moon in such a manner. Great share…!!
Very, very nice. Well, “nice” is a week word and this poetry is definitely strong
Thanks for the beautiful poem.
“But that love is now for you
To build again, to be born again.”
Is it possible that the intuition is the greatest wakefulness we can accomplish and is generally so dormant….until the progressed moon reaches the first.
Thanks you very much, really beautiful!
Lovely Neeti. I’ve certainly felt a difference since my Progressed Moon moved into the 1st house. The passage through the 12th was…shall we say…challenging!
So, so beautiful Neeti. I loved this.