Oh God, my beloved has come.
His lips’s touch upon the veil,
His heart in flames,
And his scent,
A sealed sacrament
Under the moonlight.
I can not be left alone,
When the warmth of earth
Cries so loud inside.
His hands reaching to my lute,
And my thirsty throat
Voicing a lifetime prayers
To find a way
Beyond illusions and chains,
To sing like a bird,
To dance like a leaf in storm,
To be loved like a Lilly,
And to love the way he loves.
Oh God, my beloved has come.
The final stage
in an enchanted garden of one,
We have found our place
Beyond all abyss of self loath and blames.
His hands placed in my Earth,
The breath is pure love,
flourishing my heart.
I am fainting,
Seeing myself, in his eyes.
In truth, God
How do you see us and not faint?
The creation raised to meet you
Eye to eye.
Isn’t it the purpose of all beauties,
The intimacy with God,
Gender free, race free, dimension free,
Ascension free!
All I ever wanted
To be the holder of your gaze.
And smile, like not any other.
To know, you, him, the beloved, the story of creation
All are my tries to give a meaning
To the untouchable beauty
In my own heart.
Oh God, do you see yourself
In my heart?
The symphony,
the lute,
the players hands,
the singing voice,
the mesmorized listener,
The mystery of a moment,
The game of love,
All are excuses,
To be loved by One.
***
And the mystic wrote poems,
with strings of stars
And magic of night’s touch,
To move closer
To the end of love.
And God laughter filled the air
While his gaze sat on her eyes.
The heart received the sacrament
The seal was broken,
As passion of God
burst into Life.
Serena Devi,
Istanbul
19th May 2020
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