Ode to the MusudaelA Poem by BlackwoodFrom a very personal collection
What of them, Those masters of the Wheel Whose hands move the ether and earth alike What be they, them whose gaze reaches the furthest star, the smallest man With an outpouring of love The fairest of them brings solace to the aching hearts Where the cleverest of them Serves as hierophant to creation Then them the mighty, fierce, wild and free champions of the host in vengeance The silent one like roots Deep into the fabric connecting matter and insight Along too the living formula, elixir of life, of grace of wisdom Bring through the eyes of the holy vassal Vision, sight and glory found. © 2013 BlackwoodAuthor's Note
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Added on August 3, 2013 Last Updated on August 3, 2013 AuthorBlackwoodpittsburgh, PAAboutInstagram@ chanandamani could find a Million reasons to hate everything, to never change anything, but there is equally on the journey to growth the powers of pride and humility. It is here I offer.. more..Writing
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