Sublime dance

Lorenz



The space takes the form of a gaze

that both doubts and marvels .

Earth's cosmic ache echoing 

through a remote and silent elsewhere...

Cry from the heart that implores the void .

'' Why am I so lost in this infinity ? ''

Dizzying sens of  the immensity 

of our insignificance !

 Perhaps somewhere in the endless night,

there is a storyteller of the stars ,

travelling companion ,

patient in the azure and  resilient in the obscure.

 Will I have time to teach my grandchildren

the scripture of the universe ?

 They will grow up and as peaceful warriors

they will sit by the sacred fire ,

talking beneath the breath of the divine ...

 On this stardust that my body will have become,

a wild flower will bloom ...

 Carnal nebula reborn in a cluster of opaque clouds...

     Sublime dance ! 

 

 

 

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  • Ellen Marsell

    Infinity briefly passes through mortal consciousness before returning to the silence of the stars.

    • Lorenz

      A simple unadorned text to convey the unfathomable ...

    • Tristan Robert Lange

      Lorenz, this is deeply contemplative and luminous. The poem moves through cosmic loneliness, awe, mortality, and spiritual continuity with a dreamlike fluidity that feels almost visionary. I especially loved the idea of becoming stardust from which a wild flower blooms…that transformation carries both humility and transcendence together. Truly beautiful and expansive writing, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

    • sorenbarrett

      All dance from pure energy to matter. Well written



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