a newborn babe starts life with a plaintive wail
and so begins a cycle only time can tell.
each pain seeks and strives a palpable relief
and each contented sigh presages a new grief.
early days of life teach of dangers in the body
cuts and scrapes and burns seeking dexterity.
each trial and tribulation spurs us internally
to reach a higher level of personal autonomy.
emotional wounds bind us together and reveal
all the ways to give support and help eachother heal.
those in greater pain lash out and cause us all to hurt.
torment is the cause of all who torture and subvert.
an existential crisis spurs us on to change outside or within.
sometimes we leap from pan to flame back to the pan again.
its the pain itself that drives us to seek the greater change.
it often takes a great effort to make your life rearrange.
but in the endless cycle the pain reveals the truth
of every inner nature of the elders and the youth.
sweet and glowing souls always help to ease the pain
while darker creatures among us all pursue their own gain.
all the while it is pain that forces us to grow
to learn and improve and expand on what we know
to make a life out of what we are given on the day we are born
and make it bearable or joyous until we are old and worn.
and in the throes of death, torment separates the soul
from the body that held it and gave it a living home.
and as we rise to the bosom of infinite release
all forms of pain and torment gently recede.
in the cycle of birth and death pain only happens here
the realm of living, life, and love is the realm of fear
it is the torment and the strife that makes the meaning real.
what's the point of life if we never feel?
and on the cusp of rising never to return
at the door of heaven one last lesson here to learn.
each ecstatic pleasure and each intense pain
was held in the heart and endured all the same
for one final purpose to prepare you for the light
the most intense experience helps expand your inner sight
and all that you endure while you still retain your Self
expands your ability to endure the God himself.
so everyone you know who will pass through heaven's gate
will first endure a trial of intensely painful fate.
and in your joyous rise you will say it's worth the wait.
and in your deepest heart, you'll thank your enemies for the hate.
and each great trial and each great joy will fade before the light.
and all thats left to learn is how to let go with all your might.
I am glad I didn't read this
Until now.
Your words are so much.
If I start describing them
I would probably embarrass
One of Us.
KS
So I won't
:)
i'm glad u liked it!
Truth
Each line quivers with deep truths. I will always come back to this one, to remind myself again and again.
thanks for the kind words,
thanks for the kind words, and point taken.