The Conversation: I Found God, so now what?
"The Conversation: I Found God, so now what?"
the ugliest thing happened here today,
I could turn away and write of unicorns
but I’ll write about beauty found in the ugliness anyway,
like how a mother said goodbye running out of words
throwing her child into the arms of strangers,
so the child might have a better turn
but I’ll write about beauty found in the ugliness anyway,
of Love in all its strangeness, the mother bleeding heart lost
throwing her child into the arms of strangers,
so the child might have a better turn
the gift of life a mother gives a child, that comes with all its strangeness
of Love in all its strangeness, the mother bleeding heart lost
imprints one day we’ll be together again, impressing my darling Love is never lost
the gift of life a mother gives a child, that comes with all its strangeness
the daughter stands tall talking to her mirror, her reflections become contagious
Imprints one day we’ll be together again, impressing my darling Love is never lost
and you would know me anywhere for you are the Goddess I love more than God
the daughter stands tall talking to Her mirror, Her reflections become contagious
the mother draws Her nearer and whispers to Her child throughout Her ages
and you would know me anywhere for you are the Goddess I love more than God
the runes of life are lost in tears and found on fire deep living in Heaven’s pages
the mother draws Her nearer and whispers to Her throughout Her ages
you will feel me in your heart, for there you’ll hear my voice so much clearer
the runes of life are lost in tears and found on fire deep living in Heaven’s pages
You are me and I am in You in all your deepest stages
you will feel me in your heart, for there you’ll hear my voice so much clearer
the words like braille that stroke the heart where Love like God does dwell
found on fire deep living in Heaven’s pages
(LadyLabyrinth/2024)
Saturday April 13th, 3.20pm
Bondi Junction, Sydney, Australia
"Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of little children."
(William Makepeace Thackeray)
Copyright © Lady Labyrinth | Year Posted 2024
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