Poem #59 from a series of meditations: the Pilgrim (Final for Series 1) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction they are shaped with thoughts pilgrim pondered into mounds of white glory of grey portent stretched into tresses they are impressions of an idea of rain illumination in the shards of a jagged light that leads … Continue reading thought shapes
Poem #44 (final) from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction the universe is still moving pilgrim from all points away from all points in the centre is the driver the centre receives all things from and to are connected thus is omnipresence © Frank Prem 2006 … Continue reading omni-everything
Poem #43 from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction reflect pilgrim what is you why is this you here what part of you is unique reflect again what are you doing in this moment that contains your life © Frank Prem 2006 the Pilgrim (2) Poem #44: … Continue reading moment reflection
Poem #42 from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction and all these things are the learnings of your life pilgrim why then such surprise when a thing is truly known you will greet it with an aha of acknowledgement and not the gasp of dismay © … Continue reading notes on hope and redemption: #18 – knowing things
Poem #41 from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction is purification the same as beauty pilgrim the blistering hunger of wild fire scarifies to uncover the pure heart and so reveals a truth that is beautiful before consuming it entire but how do you describe the … Continue reading notes on hope and redemption: #17 – descriptive limitations
Poem #40 from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction it is only those who survive pilgrim who are able to tell their tales enlarged as they are by the distortion and extremity of experience the dead communicate in more limited ways through posture and rictus for … Continue reading notes on hope and redemption: #16 – show and tell
Poem #39 from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction what does it mean pilgrim to be the random one who lived the blessing of luck the burden of guilt celebration or despair does the element of luck establish a new sense of the worth of your … Continue reading notes on hope and redemption: #15 – random indebtedness
Poem #38 from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction what is a moral man pilgrim is there a measure to determine what is righteous what is not is the im-moral the non-conformist necessarily wrong - a sinner to be saved and then converted to a more … Continue reading notes on hope and redemption: #14 – righteous will
Poem #37 from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction is it possible pilgrim to make up for a misdeed whether perceived or real can this be achieved through good deeds or other acts of contrition or are such attempts incorrect interpretations of consequence arising from unitary … Continue reading notes on hope and redemption: #13 – now and then
Poem #36 from a second series of meditations titled: the Pilgrim (2) Back to the Pilgrim – Introduction the infant experiences punishment and reward pilgrim neutrality is not a part of this experience approval disapproval which would you choose © Frank Prem 2006 the Pilgrim (2) Poem #37: notes on hope and redemption: #13 – now … Continue reading notes on hope and redemption: #12 – choice
