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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required And the monk - that graveyard instrument of bone and golden hair - laughed like a maestro striking a black bell. "Begin?" he said, "As though the soul were simply a corridor, with arrows nailed into the walls." Outside, the trees were committing their annual suicide into autumn, each leaf a small, burnt scripture, spiraling through the throat of God. I desire instruction. A clean, pristine wound A staircase hammered into heaven. Instead, he handed me silence - that terrible animal with human eyes. "Listen," he whispered, and even the dust obeyed. The room grew enormous. The candle performed its yellow autopsy upon the dark. Somewhere, invisible clocks were chewing the ankles of time. Then, I saw it: how the body is only a rented coat hung briefly upon the nail of breath; how thought is a swarm of wasps mistaking its hive for eternity; how beneath the skull's temple something starved and holy keeps beating its bruised wings against its own bars. I had spent years dragging my reflection through mirrors, calling it a vocation of life. But the monk opened his hands as though releasing a bluebird neither living nor dead and the world split. Not dramatically. No choir caroled No jeweled grand revelation Only this: the unbearable intimacy of everything. The rain entering the roots without assent The moon trembling inside a puddle of oil. My grief wearing the face of every stranger walking by. And, suddenly, I could not locate myself. The self I had defended like my kingdom was smoke stitching itself to smoke. Even suffering - a clever actress dragged in widow - black - removed her makeup at dawn. What remained? Not happiness, that is too small a word. Not peace, peace still imagines an opposite. Rather: a vastness without chattels, where even God has taken off His face. The monk touched my forehead. His fingers smelled faintly of cedar and graves. "You ask for a path," he murmured, "but truth walks only through wilderness. The river reaches the sea precisely because it forgets who it is."
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