Glorious Destruction (Audio)

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Can I discover the beauty of you O my Soul?

By what way should I travel in my search?

Some said that if I could merely glimpse you I could rest from my wanderings.

I could be sustained by the glory of you.

The sweetness of your breath, the curve and shape of you, the music of your laughter and the light in your beautiful eyes.

They say before you I will die and be reborn at once.

You the object of my desire, where is your habitation?

I have known you from before forever.

You haunt my dreams.

You lie just outside my waking consciousness.

You have been the force, the pull, that restless hunger in me.

I am dry and barren and almost done.  I need to drink from Your spring that I may live.

I weep wanting you.  But the few tears I have left merely fall and disappear into the dust at my feet.

And my longings may very well break my heart.

But I would joyfully welcome the shattering of myself upon you that I might be pieced back together a better man.

Like a great clipper ship of old I long to crash on to your shores and be broken.

Guide me to that glorious destruction that I might be remade in You.

57 thoughts on “Glorious Destruction (Audio)

  1. Just wanted to say if I don’t get the chance, Merry Christmas to you and your Family and every good wish and good health for the New Year. Thank you so much for all your kindness to me I shall always remember it. Take care.

  2. Hi Plato – this is beautiful. A great poem – longing? love? Melancholy?
    As Cheryl said – I’ve lost you from my mails. You’re not coming through any more. I had to check. I shall need to sort out how to refollow!
    Keep at it Plato.

  3. It is not showing anymore that I’m following you. Something about an RSS feed. Whatever it is it just happened. Did you fix it so it was not in the reader anymore? I resubscribed but I don’t know what that RSS feed means. Do I have to do something to get it?

  4. I didn’t realize you had reposted this. I didn’t get a notification. I wonder if no one else is…When you first wrote this I thought it was so sad. Now it leaves me quaking as you’re caught there in the undertow…

  5. So romantic, as I said in an earlier comment that I swore I posted from my iPad. I think WordPress ate it (as they do, the greedy buggers).

    • “I realised that this is a game. There are various levels of freedom. The price I paid for the freedom to be myself was that others would not choose me.” I saw this in a piece of your called “Full Penetration” this is a concept I am working on in terms of choosing Self. I like very much how you phrased it. Great work!

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