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Call for Poetry
Find a better job
has proved such an
Unlucrative Business,
Why not
Find a better job ~ Hafiz
Laugh, rejoice, and know that all is well.
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The subject tonight is Love
And for tomorrow night as well,
As a matter of fact
I know of no better topic
For us to discuss
Until we all
Die!
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY
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I stood before a silk worm one day. And that night my heart said to me,
“I can do things like that, I can spin skies, I can be woven into love that can bring warmth to people; I can be soft against a crying face, I can be wings that lift, and
I can travel on my thousand feet throughout the earth, my sacks filled with the sacred.”
And I replied to my heart, ”Dear, can you really do all those things?”
And it just nodded “Yes”
in silence.
So we began and will never cease.
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Wake up & smell the possibility.
The world has changed:
It did not change without your prayers without your faith without your determination to believe in liberation & kindness; without your dancing through the years that had no beat.
The world has changed:
It did not change without your numbers your fierce love of self & cosmos it did not change without your strength.
The world has changed:
Wake up!
Give yourself the gift of a new day.
The world has changed:
This does not mean you were never hurt. The world has changed:
Rise! Yes & shine! Resist the siren call of disbelief.
The world has changed:
Don’t let yourself remain asleep to it.
Through this blood veil, the lover sees a beautiful walk
Reason says, There are only six directions: north, east, south, west, up, and down.
There is no way out of those limits.
Love says, But I have many times escaped.
Reason comes to a marketplace and begins haggling prices.
Love wanders away with other business to transact, something to do with incomparable beauty.
There are secret things happening.
Hallaj listens to whispers and walks off the speaker’s platform onto a scaffold.
Dreg-drinkers have love perceptions that reasonable men fiercely deny.
They say, we cannot go barefooted in that courtyard. There is nothing but thorns through there.
Love answers, The thorns are inside you.
Be silent, and pull what hurts out of your loving’s foot.
Then you will see gardens with secluded rose bowers, and they will all be inside you.
Shams is the sun obscured by this cloud of words.
Maybe he will burn the overcast off and let love clear and brighten.
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The world has changed:
Wake up & smell the possibility.
The world has changed:
It did not change without your prayers without your faith without your determination to believe in liberation & kindness; without your dancing through the years that had no beat.
The world has changed:
It did not change without your numbers your fierce love of self & cosmos it did not change without your strength.
The world has changed:
Wake up!
Give yourself the gift of a new day.
The world has changed:
This does not mean you were never hurt. The world has changed:
Rise! Yes & shine! Resist the siren call of disbelief.
The world has changed:
Don’t let yourself remain asleep to it.
The Round Door ~ Rumi
Don’t go back to sleep.
You must ask for what you really want.
Don’t go back to sleep.
People are going back and forth across the doorsill where two worlds touch.
The round door is open.
Don’t go back to sleep.
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Ocean Light ~ Rumi
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The moon at dawn stooped like a hawk
and took me and flew across the sky
Traveling inside that light, so close,
my body turned to spirit.
I saw nothing but light.
The secret of revelation came clear
with my ship submerged in that.
As it moved, consciousness rose into being,
and the voice of consciousness made every foam fleck a new bodying.
Matter receives a signal
from the sea it floats in.
But without the sun,
without the majesty of Shams,
no one would see the moon
or ever dissolve in ocean light.










