Blessed Soul Part Ii

Alas they have been surrounded by so much violence.  
I believe the Earth's leaders have created their own 
brand of reality."

"What do you mean my dear?" Asked Dante as he paid 
much interest as to what this lovely woman was saying.

"The people, the citizens of Earth participate in and anticipate 
world domination by those who are in charge.  Humans forget 
that there exists only one true King... a king that they cannot 
see with their natural eye."

"I agree wholeheartedly," Dante replied.

The day turned into eve on this far outreach of the upper 
firmament.  The two of them slowly stood up and started to 
walk a bit.  The stars this night were more intense as their light 
pulsated close to where she and her beloved Dante wandered.

"Must you leave my sweet?" Dante asked her while taking her 
sweet face into his hands and lightly kissed her upon her forehead.

"I must," she replied.

"Until then my love, travel knowing that my love waits for you 
always.  My Lord knows that my life would be too difficult to live without 
you," Dante said in a wistful manner.

With that Beatrice made her way onto a grey stone bridge.  
She knew that life was  about love and was not a dead end... 
only the beginning of never ending discovery
of God's great plan for all.  That in itself could never be boring.

In a flash of magnificent array, both she and her messenger's 
bridge were off towherever God decided to send her next.



* Blessed Soul was a dream vision of mine that was inspired 
by my love for this author.
Dante Alighieri classic works were told to him in a dream.    


poem by  S.E. Clark
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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