Hope

Luminous driftings

Satin and gold

Sweet taste the waters

For wellness of Soul

Ripening blossoms

For fullness to form

Futures engorging

Autumnal rich sun.

Glancing romances

Daydream to be hold

Gyrational  dancing

Through young blood and old

Breezing belief

With lashes closed tight

She’s pregnant

And verdant

And flutters for flight.

Me and my absent client

Eight-thirty-two am

Orange candles and I

Wait within

My client’s absence.





Such expressed need last week

Have passed upon

More rivers of life experience

Hopefully.





I hold him, his essence

In my heart.





May he be well

May he be safe

May he be protected

May he be at peace.





Nine-oh-four am

Distant

Insistent city sirens

Crash into my absent clients time





and





The driver

The paramedic

The one in crisis

Their family and friends

Enter our session.





So many opportunities

To breathe in Amaan

To breathe out Light.





Nine-thirty am

My absent client

Parts from my heart

Payment due





My candle still burning

This city still turning





and





I sit still and wait.

Amaan: A call for refuge and peacefulness within Ultimate Love

City sirens and seagull cries

‘Oh,

who gives me the wings like the dove when I would fly away and be at rest?’ (Meister Eckhart, Discourse on Eternal Birth)

‘I shall lead my friend into the wilderness and shall speak to her heart. I will return her vineyards and transform the Valley of Trouble into a gateway of hope.’ (Hosea 2 14 & 15)

and so:

Breathe deep I do, this dove grey breeze

ingest the wail and warp and weave

of city sirens and seagull cries

and hurt filled sweat in salt sore eyes.

And pray I do, that You may quell this thirsting woe

this cling to things I think I know

this bursting urge that grips the reins

that tourniquets Your blood in veins

fat furred and hard from my control

of withering heart, and yet and yet

this distanced soul cannot forget

to Breathe out and inwardly once again

trust Love to light the twisted turns through

joy and rage and hope and pain.

‘When we set our intention on love and humility, then, by the power of mercy and grace, we are cleansed and made whole.’ (Julian of Norwich, Showings, chapter 40)