The Deep Secret of Love

Our world was born from one genuine strong intention,
pressed in simple sentence,
one astonishing spelling out 
the magical composed  phrase
that deeply stressed  frozen black matters 
and born and expanded our Universe 
with myriads bright  stars
and galactics,
as a one wholly composure,
(where invisible and unmeasurable part and game
handred time more really and value
then what we could fixed), 
have drifted to eternal motion
and come eventually to that unusual existence
with limitless secrets and powers in micro and macro realities 
teeming inside and around us
in close and great distances,
with perfectly worked  
and tuned  physical constants and laws
as only truly vitnesses, ambassadors and heralds 
of our transendence.

Try to do the same
on his small level.

Love also has 
its hidden formula, cod and mission,
if you have a strong power and great passion
you might able to do it 
relive and save for life
the dear one who look now  maybe
as the world before its born.
Or try to resurrect our people and country
that too long suffered 
from lack of perfect  knowledge and love
for creating sustained and stable community,
pressed out by abundant black will, jealous and hatred
on the base of dack ignorance.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Andresen Avatar
January 27, 2014 at 12:19 PM
- Wish there was more love in our little earth - skilled written Zamir ! - oxox // Anne-Lise :)
Osorov Avatar
January 27, 2014 at 11:16 PM
Thank you for mersy and kind words, dear Anne Lise Andersen. This nice dog clearly undestand what about I try to say with that stone like composure.
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