What can be said of love?
That has not been spoken of,
In a million ways,
And on a million tongues?
In vain,
We try giving form,
To the formless,
Like attempting,
To capture light,
In a small glass jar.
Many moons ago,
I thought,
I knew what love was,
But thinking,
Has no part in this.
When I looked,
Into the eyes,
Of the Beloved,
I gave myself,
To infinity.
Once there,
I was captivated,
By the mysteries,
Of worlds,
Within worlds.
Now,
There is,
No hope,
For me.
You see,
I am gone,
Having realized,
I am drunkenly,
And,
Hopelessly,
Lost,
In,
You.
I think when the love is real, we see clearer. Lost means infatuation.
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Joyce Namaste,
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for your comment. This poem is referring to mystical union and merging with the Infinite, when the small 'i' disappears into the I AM.
Julie, that was beautiful! I wish I had your gift with words, poetry, but we each share in different ways. Your style has such peace and balance. I admire you for that especially. *hugs*
ReplyDeleteI love this...
ReplyDeleteWow! This is the just the best poem ever. I love every stanza. It creates such a beautiful sense of surrender. Thanks for sharing this Julie.
ReplyDeleteLaurie Namaste,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your lovely and supportive words. I really appreciate your encouragement.
Om and Blessings,
Juliex
i love...the way ...you become reflected light and bounce it off like that in cyber space..hehe keep on FLOWING!! YES!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSimply wow!
ReplyDeleteThat is sweet.
ReplyDeleteGreat poem!
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This is tremendous! I love the line: 'But thinking has no part in this.' Isn't that the truth! Bravo
ReplyDeleteJust lovely!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
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