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The Awakeneing Mind of God

While we were all asleep
In your lofty dreams
You chose the forms
that define perception
and can reach perfection
We build your city in the sky
I have seen through your mind's eye
and have awakened
into your next lucent latticework
As the souls incarnate
The scriptures are fulfilled
Written in the language of blackholes and galaxies
Sacred geometry, and cosmic spheres,
Basking in the majestic essence of
the ineffable infinite consciousness
I blossom in the vesica piscis
and aspire to the flower of life


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Thoughts in motion. Youtube: Charles Gilchrist
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  • pranj
    June 21

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    Thats a very concise write, it makes the reader think and demands that the reader should know a few things before hand like "blossom in the vesica piscis".
    but then thats what a poem is meant to be, to make the reader learn, and you have done that well!


  • islekine gold member
    June 14
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    Lovely!

    Best wishes in the contest and always!


  • Isi
    June 6
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    Oh.. remember to write the following in your author's notes before the contest closes:
    1. which option you chose
    2. what is the name of your new write
    3. your nomination

  • Isi
    June 6

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    This is a poem with great flow in it, and that makes it easy to read. I see that you have some rhyme in there too (perfection - perception, ineffable - infinite, and the end rhyme; sky - eye), though I feel like the end rhyme is almost disturbing the poem because it just happens to occur in that one place. It takes a couple of reads to get the meaning of it (that may have something to do with English being my second language though, and I had to look up some words ). The lines six and seven seem a little odd to me, as if they are apart from the rest of the poem. Lines fourteen and fifteen seem a little much to me, in regards to the words that are chosen to convey your meaning. Maybe adding some punctuation would help make it easier to follow. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to learn about sacred geometry


  • shiratikva
    March 12

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    It's the best piece by you I have read so far.
    It's written in absract style, which you like:
    "I have seen through your mind's eye"- I like this line.
    Expressions and words composition are very interesting,
    Well done


  • karma-n-peace
    March 12

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    Making sense of the mysteries of...

    great poem with awesome imagery, very thought provoking with a talented poets pen.


  • A. Rose
    January 7
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    This
    was
    beautiful.

    You did this so perfectly. Wish I could write like that.


  • Deathless1
    October 21, 2008

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    this is wonderful.
    it make me want to reach the place in my head and tickle the crap out of it, until it coughs up something beautiful.lol
    Great Write


    • dabpunx
      October 21, 2008
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      great comment i want to tickle my brain. i will do that ... now


  • rite
    October 15, 2008

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    Structures and artifacts of old often were made from a perception obscured by time and minds that are dedicated to obscuring because light is a dead end to them. Presentday ignorance, that dictates a simplistic approach to anything allowed to be observable in the scope of the unaware, is a joke. A killing joke.


  • Danna Hobart
    October 15, 2008

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    Brilliant!

    I must say this blew me away, even though math is not my best subject . The imagery is fresh and vivid, and you taught me something, because I did not know what the vesica piscis was.


  • Mr.Natural
    October 12, 2008
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    good

    i like the stuff about the stuff


  • new born
    October 4, 2008

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    This is pretty good, a little um...what's the word...embellished, I guess, for me. Remember, I am only 15. Just out of curiousity, what does
    'I blossom in the vesica piscis' mean?
    Best of luck in my contest!

    • dabpunx
      October 4, 2008
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      The vesica piscis is the womb of the universe according charles gilchrist and artists of sacred geometry, it is the center of two overlapping circles of common radius and it is kind of shaped like a fish look it up on youtube its really interesting. so we all blossom there.


      • new born
        October 5, 2008
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        Cool, but I'm still confused, lol. It's ok, I'll look it up.


  • turtletacular
    October 4, 2008
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    a comment

    amazing dream poem, loved it. <>< yay for fish!


  • Jade.Butterfly gold member
    October 2, 2008

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    Whoa,
    Absolutely beautiful.
    "I blossom in the vesica piscis
    and aspire to the flower of life"
    Was my favorite part.
    Wonderful write.
    good luck in contest.
    -Mandi


  • Pisces rainbow gold member
    October 1, 2008

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    infinite perfect state of consciousness
    evolved souls in oneness with divinity
    aspire to the flower of life
    wonderful write
    God bless...


  • DeathtoloveShade gold member
    September 30, 2008
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    I loved it

    Keep up the great job you can return the favor by checking out my newest write

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