Monday, April 9, 2007

We drift like lifeless satellites, dreaming dreams as one,
Till we assume the hands of the Carpenter and raise the beams as one.

Light collides with my eyes and shatters; I gather fragments in the dark,
My thousand lazy suns are candles; so brightly gleams His one.

The complacent soul totters in dutifully to add links to his chain.
Each heart’s a temple, not a prison, though it often seems as one.

Old times, we whisper back and forth, each word a wasted kiss.
We see each other in ourselves, two souls redeemed as one.

I’m near You closest when I fear You, and love You still the same,
Two brilliant converse faces, binding two extremes as one.

I may never know the way you taste but still, I’ve heard you sing
And I know you’ve dreamt of a time when you and I convene as one.

Go forth, He says, and join My body, be its faithful tongue
Draw a roaring river from all My wayward streams, as one.

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