A Bird In Flight

Sitting there late last night! I took everything in with my deepest breath about me. I could quiver feeling the warmth sinking slowly in, I was covered over distances which I could now see. I had left myself. I was gone again. I was above and beyond the clouds, Soaring deeply with every one of my though, Higher and higher I rose, Reaching loftiness’ I have never once felt. I was a bird in flight! Stunning with privilege I had brought. Feeling myself from deep within! Standing there that night, The radiance beamed all around me so I took this in. And lo and behold, there I went again. I could feel myself while locked deep with my thoughts. I was absorbed inside by everything surrounding me. I felt the depth that my eyes could never ever once see. Loosing all truth of myself, every sensation my soul had caught. Further and further I rose, reaching capacities I had never felt. I’m a feather in the air, Gathering sensations inside of myself. I lay there that night, mind, body, and soul with me. I was calm with the breeze, Inside of myself, Feeling myself! And once again I was a bird in flight soaring so high and much too free. I was locked sound with my deepest thoughts. More and more I rose and impact for impact I felt. Feathers of a bird in flight and one of me I have surely got. Ever since that night, many, many things have come to me. One by one, gathered by the sensations carried all over me. Touching inside of myself, again, again, and again! Higher and higher I climb to reach the very tipsy top. Gathering it all, I am more of me when more of me can be felt. I am the breeze in the air touching the many feathers these birds have brought. Many feathers just from sitting here, but each the soar of the wind has surely caught. I’m a bird in flight gathering all that is real or not and all that is captured in of my-self. I am surely the feather that fell from the very top, Because I am now what then I surely was not! I am simply that feather in the air falling loose and free inside of myself. ®Registered: 1997 Ann Rich