Stonehenge Revisited

When the stones do sing
And wrap us in their strong embrace
Then the inner being binding our cosmos
Reflects the sacrality of such communion
We are one,though many
Fused in togetherness
Individually cleansed
Sharing our common consciousness
Denied in everyday traffic
Where ego trumps our better natures
Drowning out the sound of silence
Within which we find our true selves
Fleetingly perhaps
But oh so necessary
For our underlying humanity
Loss of which condemns us
To strife ,greed and war
Let peace emerge from within our souls
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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