Tree of Life
By cadymae
The roots of your soul are where?
Parentage? Heritage? Geography?
Time-anchored to an era?
All combining to make a distinctive "soul-print"
like webbing of a root system
or inter-laced leaves in treetops
or snarl of veins that pump your blood
Pulsing with life-giving sap, blood, water
Wouldn't the fractaling repeat on the other planes too?
The interlacing of souls in your network of friends
the harmonies of voices in chorus
Even the prayers that rise to that many-faced God
we all worship at the very end
pleading for one last moment in our flesh,
bleating in a myriad of languages,
if spoken at all,
but all transmitting the same wish
"More Life, please!"
More life-giving sap, blood, water,
(does devotion count too?)
That which makes us quick not dead,
pulsates with its force.
Can you feel the thrum,
sustaining your soul-roots?
Comments on "Tree of Life"
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On Friday, January 19, 2018, carlosjackal
(2787) wrote:
Oh, how this sings.
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On Thursday, February 7, 2013, FadedBlues
(2096) wrote:
...this is fascinating, the soul has places to go, but the flesh wants to keep it imprisoned...
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On Thursday, February 7, 2013, dwells
(4177) wrote:
A fine argument presented logically as well as poetically, to prove that there has to be a Creator, couldn't agree more, kudos!