December’s Bridge

Am I a lie in this etched parallel?
They say what is most disliked,
Remains most true
Are words just a crease of what defines my reality?

Wrap a hamsa around my eyes
Push the shutter
Stare into that ray of light
Behold the trident
Draw the salt lines
Round and round this dance is for the prong of my shadow

In the separation
In the alcoves, held out way too long
For both sides, a bridge is the reciprocated middle way
Share within the light, share within the darkness
I won’t be disillusioned
My soul already encompasses both

Art: Rikke Ryge

“In freedom, the thoughts of people were consumed with hate, and when living in hatred their thoughts were consumed with freedom.”

https://kabbalah.com/en/concepts/the-nature-of-evil

5 responses to “December’s Bridge”

  1. How could i not love this piece. Separation leading to the rise of evil, but then; evil being required for us to transform. Unity is the key, all parts one, all parts loved. Freedom comes within.
    I love the opening ‘Am I a lie in this etched parallel?’, and the art work is so fitting.

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    1. Thank you! You were the inspiration for this poem and the Kabbalah article you sent me. And our discussion on victimization.

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      1. Then you’re more than welcome. Is a good peice, but then yours usually are 🙂

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