Oh Powerful Stream

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oh powerful stream, plow our fields of the mind,
of the body and of the heart....

of what cannot be said in words,

of gigantic struggles in the ocean of thoughts

the very substance of no substance
in the natural spectacle, into the beauty of elemental alchemy

oh powerful stream,
imbue the vision into realisation
realisation into the vision 

oh powerful stream, lets laugh together....

where do you go searching for the sacred signs?
if not in your own heart, in the void of your own silence

to the forbidden, enter none the less
don't have fear... don't create fear.....
kindle in the light of the not spoken,
of that which cannot be spoken

that is what we shall see? what should we see?
thus inscribe, the footprints in the sound of dragons,
the dragons of wisdom, the one that Sophia rides...

no trails shall take us there

oh powerful stream, plow our fields of the mind,
of the body and of the heart....

of what cannot be said in words

of a blind king searching for his kingdom from his palace




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