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One flesh in morning light

Long ago, when the sun and earth were one flesh held tight
When male and female were one light
Shining as the white moon, turning as the wheel of night
We had immeasurable might 
Because we had four legs, four ears, eight eyes and four hands 
We had two faces that looked towards the heavenly lands

Saklas, terrified of

Prophecy of the Golden Child

Gaia in white flame burns
Yaldabaoth himself spurns
A second cycle turns
The Golden Age returns
The first-begotten son
Comes down from heaven’s sun

Barbelo, Armoured Queen
Look gently at this scene
Of Christ’s birth long foreseen
In this iron machine
Hearts of iron will melt
Hearts of gold will be felt

Hearts, gold and meek
Will rule from the word’s peak
Valis will rule and speak
With the lute

Domestic violence recovery

Why do evil exist why do people expose domestic violence victims to their abusers to cause harm shame to relive terrible pains I will never understand how we seek shelter hide like spies an yet there it is big hat sunglasses fear bondage he’s parked more vicious what does he even want I left screaming

Death of Plotinus

Friendly sage from the starless height 
Now dying without fright 
In his human and earthly sight 
The cosmos dimmed its light 
Dying from old diphtheria 
Still his will looked higher 

He lost his voice to teach and greet 
That poured wisdom so sweet 
All he could do was meekly bleat 
Uclers formed on his feet

Social Security disability cyber attacks by my stalker Jay Townsend Johnson Henry

Please bare with me I received 24 injections in my head for traumatic headaches due to a traumatic brain injury 
This began with my reporting break in a few poems scattered to my surprise jay Townsend Johnson Henry arrived with a gunman to end my life she became obsessed with my identity very enraged after

Sassanid Sun reborn as the Divine Khan Part 2

He awoke as Bögü Qaghan, Khan of the Uyghurs, Great East Wise Prince 
He heard the words “Visit the seven petal lotus of times since 
And breathe in that lotus flower’s scent, by the holy wind, to convince  
Your heart to be born again in spirit, without needing to rinse” 
Bögü Qaghan put on

Sassanid Sun reborn as the Divine Khan Part 1

Shapur I, Wise King of the Simurgh Kingdom, and friend of Mani 
The King of Kings of Iran and non-Iran, the sun of many 
Walking through the valley of the shadow of death, the road of any 
Recalling his life of war campaigns, stone monuments and plenty 
Recalling his support and talks with Mani, though

The Wayfarer and the Thirteen Kingdoms Part 3

The thirteenth kingdom says that he is the word so great    
Born from the king of kings, who gave his dear son a mandate 
To enter the world the word formed as it is his fate 
The word received glory before he left through heaven’s gate 
And entered the flowing waters to

The Wayfarer and the Thirteen Kingdoms Part 2

The seventh kingdom sings that he was a drop of gold 
Who fell from the sky of golden sunlight to earth so cold 
Dragons brought that drop to their caves thousands of years old 
It grew into a gold child who shone for all to behold 
A white dove baptised him, and brought him back

The Wayfarer and the Thirteen Kingdoms Part 1

All the stars and their kingdoms use Christ’s name in error 
Muttering to themselves “Who is this quiet torchbearer?” 
“Where did he come from; what place birthed this wise wayfarer?”
“How did this soul come here? Why did he come, this cross bearer?” 
The dancing stars asked, “Why are we in a swirling mist?” 
“Where did

sematary

A cemetery 

So, quiet here, yellowing grass
fallen leaf turning dark 
like the hands of a day laborer
Dignified rusty teared crosses
Names on headstones, a whisper 
of one who died in 1852
Did he die from a war wound?
A cat keeps an eye out for mice
like its ancestors did before 
the oak trees grew tall.
There is talk of

Wailing Idols of Wood

Under the sun and moon, flawed men linger in the cold 
Who in the mist of darkness, cut and rip apart trees eons old 
While stepping on grass and insects for wood to be sold 
Deaf to the pleas the light within makes to them while men seek for gold 
To make for themselves gods

Solar Has Risen

Solar had risen from the lake’s bed to bless 
He removed the night’s veil of blindness 
Solar had risen in the far East to bless 
He brought the daytime’s peace and calmness
Solar had risen high up as God’s sigil
All watchmen and guards broke night’s vigil

Solar had risen in the far East to cleanse
It gave sweetness

Love Illusion

Love’s Illusion 

I will give you all my thoughts and my displeasure
and love of flowers, you will know everything 
about me and play like a string on your harp.
You will find my dog-like eyes of adoration
unnerving, dismiss me and only call me when   
needing comfort from a lost love affair.
And then, yes, he

Forgive To Live

Refusing to forgive someone’s fault no matter the pouring rain 
Is holding a fiery coal in one hand no matter the pain 
So put your hand in the flowing Jordan river 
Let your memories flow away without a remaining sliver 
In the river of your mother’s tears shed ages ago 
From the transgression we have

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