Volcanic Eruption Of The Soul


Igneous rocks moltened, crystallized, solidified 
rising towards the surface like a hot furnace 
Volcanic activity of the soul, conundrum of the heart 
rule out the mind and the body facilitates, erupts ! 

One transformative honest experience and we 
arrive at a gestalt moment of truth, we are  
both energies, ... "explosive and implosive"  
filled with adroitness and clumsiness alike 

Profound changes in ones individual essence 
can be an awakening of great disturbance 
Within the ring of fire, boundaries co-exist 
illumination is feasible if it is undeniable ! 

Magnetic moments in the soul reinforced 
through our dreams, hopes, and fears....
Owning both destructive and creative powers 
our souls do make choices each and every day 

Both volcanoes and souls contain openings 
and when the day of reckoning is near 
we either choose to lay dormant or explode 
it all depends upon our soul's barcode...
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Narain Avatar
June 24, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Great poem .
Alhemaidy Avatar
June 23, 2025 at 3:39 PM
Hi Mystic Rose :-) Powerful title and poem with some horror!
Rose  Avatar
June 24, 2025 at 3:40 AM
Yes the soul can be in heaven or hell depending on its present experience, thanks for reading Abdullah
DiMino Avatar
June 23, 2025 at 3:14 PM
"Within the ring of fire, boundaries co-exist" -- Love that! "we either choose to lay dormant or explode it all depends upon our soul's barcode...":)) Wonderful writing!
Rose  Avatar
June 24, 2025 at 3:40 AM
I looked up barcode of the soul, it actually exists, we poets make up and research at the same time, lol, thanks for reading
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