How calmly, silently you died And I, reciter of psalms, deprived Of limbs more sacred thanmy song That swelled to paeans when you lived.
Foundation stone of calm and peace, Love enveloping delight Gift betokened, priceless one, Upholder of my day and night
In which I dreamt my spirit-dreams And soared on inspiration's wings. Such beauty in thy wisdom'seyes A life of joyful offerings
Now silenced to a single cry Of anguish that yet understands The being's need for pain and death And pressure of the soul's demands
For deep regenerating sleep In planes beyond earth's influence, In preparation for new birth From realms of God-experience.
Poems 2003 (33)
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