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IntraBeing

A thousand lives later,

here we are again

separated by the blue veil between dimensions

touching only on the translucent side of dreams.

 

Through the ages,

I have whirled with dervish mystics;

I have drunk the blood of Christ;

I have even pillaged with pirates,

but no passion has filled me

like you.

 

I want to be reborn where you are;

I implore you,

where will you be?

I’ll meet you there.

I’ll meet you in the Renaissance;

I’ll meet you post-Armageddon.

 

I’ll meet you in a still lake’s reflection,

in the eyes of a child,

in the quiet of a frozen landscape,

in the light of a ghost star,

or at the tip of a poet’s pen.

 

I’ll meet you on a battlefield,

in the echo of a scream,

in Dante’s infernal thoughts,

or on the seventh terrace of purgatory

where I will gladly burn to ashes

that I might feel you again.

 

Matters not whether we’re thieves or clergy;

Matters not whether we’re one or two,

or fragrant racemes of the same vine –

our awareness shall transcend any state of being.

 

If only we can cross this cosmic threshold,

we will find one another –

be drawn unto each other

in a Divine reunion

driven from within.

 

And the Universe itself will sigh.

 

© 2008

 

 

The Divine Need

If only

from out of the aching

of this visceral inflammation

I might be reborn

on the shores of your lips –

cast like a spell

in whispered ponderings of awakening, and

 

be worn upon your sleeve

before partaking of skin

ripe for the taking

and delving deeply under it, and

 

be the bridge that crosses

into the taboo

where risk becomes exquisite and

your incarcerated secrets are freed, and

 

be the temptress

of scalding pleasure

and the sorceress of scathing pain

only to slather your rawness

with a richly emollient brew, and

 

be the driest sauvignon

to quench your parched soul

and stagger the indignation of the righteous,

 

and mostly

 

be the one to slake your desire,

then create your longing for more.

 

This is my divine need.

 

© 2008