Light Beckons
Auraphile that I am, I approach.
The three-word glowing halograph:
Way, truth, and life.
Way glows a changing crimson hue,
Truth shimmers past in purest blue,
While life dances over them
In richest emerald green.
Light drapes over the vast vault
Of the abyssal great beyond
In front of space
It takes no space
Yet shows its face
To be in place,
Resplendent towering throne of grace.
Light darkens.
Shadowed by some awful cloud,
And would thunder forth
If but allowed,
It silences the rabble crowd,
And mutes the arrogance
Voiced by the proud.
And in the hush
I hear a sound
Soft, melodious
Like no song found
As I hear the joining colors sing
Their paean rising,
As if a bird were taking wing,
For their tribute to their King.
Filled with wonder
I know this place,
I have visited oft on times before
When angels touched me
And I flew outside of earthy bonds
To the vantage where my mind could see
This auraphile’s reality.
It once was just a notion
Extravagent and wild
That I could join the colors
And I could sing their song
But I let the aura flow
Until I sensed the noise
And found I knew the lyrics all along.
Most days, the bright ones,
I walk within the light
And let angels set aglow my hopes
Until every shadow disappears
And my vantage point seems ever closer,
For I just overheard their private whisper,
“If this keeps up, he’ll soon be home.”
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