Like lovers attracted
by forces beyond their control
the sun and moon
magnetize.
As they merge,
the dusky moon
overlaps the persimmon sun—
a bite from an apple.
Then darkness—
all goes quiet,
the robins silent
the squirrels still.
Totality.
The corona appears,
rainbow edges
and a golden, radiant
halo.
Photo by Amalesh Krien
HI Lesley,
I have been thinking of you so strongly, missing your Shabda filled inspirations!
So happy to hear from you this morning.
Thank you,
Masters Love.
Leslie, dear, thank you for another lovely metaphor that paints a picture, which brings the Works to life with depth and majesty.
Lesley,
It was a grand experience for you to see the eclipse. I only watched it on TV, but was amazed at the amount of emotion it evoked. You captured it here beautifully, even encompassing a higher viewpoint and something more to contemplate. Very nicely done!
And good work, Amalesh! The photograph is amazing!
I welcome your beautiful poems again, Lesley. The eclipse was indeed deeply moving as your precise words describe. So much happening in both the outer and inner cosmos that is effects the changes we all feel. I was hoping to see you at seminar and there you were. Sending lots of Love. I am living in the flow but have yet to put it to paper again. Lots of change. ?
Lovely and true!
Beautiful reflection of the Inner process. Being present in the process, patience, trust, surrender and acceptance of the Gift!
thanks Lesley!
Thank you for your kind comments. The eclipse was such a lovely experience, offering much to contemplate. Every day I’m more and more grateful for the richness of the journey.