The Transfixed

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    The Transfixed

    Golden hair, bronze skin, blood splattered in all directions caressing the air and carried by the winds.
    No sacrifice is enough, no pain too great, no effort well received, all look for the next time, the coming reward of compassion... grace cannot be measured, it overflows.

    What does the heart hold, what does the soul conceal, and what does the mind obsess over that is not brought to light in the peak of suffering, while transfixed by grace, held up by love and ignited by passion. Eros versus agape, pain with suffering, a synergy, a oneness of all... for all to see eternally, transfixed, my gaze in the imaginary blue skies, I wept without tears imagining our reunion in the eternal void.

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    CdeM commented on The Transfixed

    03-01-2009

    The eternal void is not only singular, it is the passage by which wayward souls hope to meet their destiny in another form.... wonderful...

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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