When I become quiet inside,
I ask questions -
Why am I here?
What is my purpose?
What is breathing me?
The answers don’t come from my mind
They come from a space beyond the I
It leads me to the juncture of many lives
Here and there, and on the other side of the cosmic cube
Reflections of that which is everything and all
The starlight dust, the glitter of the universe
So vast that Orion sings to me
The drop in the ocean, the wave of a thousand tears
Giggles of Eternity
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Ute Luppertz ✨
I am an animal lover, a meditator, and a wisdom keeper. I live my passion through writing about life and animals and working as a pet death doula and animal communicator.
You can learn more about me here: petspointofview
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Comments (2)
Gorgeous! I always enjoy a poem that captures the great existential expanse of meditation... I particularly like the line "what is breathing me?"
I adore the ending beginning with the Orion part!!!!!!! Very fantastical/starry/mystical. Beautiful.