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Huybrechts Imani

Stillness of the light



I saw the stillness of the light inside the candle on the table

upon which I was moving

my pen across yellowish paper sheets

the smell of coffee made with care

brought me back to the morning

of a life that had once been mine

 

The memory of a life still residing

in the ancient chambers of my human mind

my feet stepped upon the complicated, dusty underground

I could not quite call sand

as sand was not made of the

white crumbly rests of tortured

bones once having belonged to souls

like mine, except for the rifles in their

hands and the roar of guns in their ears.

 

My hand felt their pain  

through that one brown corn that my bare feet

had catapultated into the vast area of 

invisible experiences of past spirits inhabiting strong and less strong skeletons

moving upon the rythm of their

own breath, misguided by the 

thousand and one breaths around them

 

Universal hands, maybe those of God

Maybe those of my disillusional 

Self, pushed me further

through the with symbols engraved door

the runes I knew enlightened me with a feeling of belonging

I knew was less of a lie 

than the usual through alcohol awakened 

hallucinations of being 

someone else belonging to somebody else

or anything else that made me 

forget the non-earthly space I knew

I could call home but of which

I always seemed to lose the acces code
 

Instead I was gifted this skin and

the ability to make it look human

on sunny days and on days

of rain it would produce not only 

sound but also the salty water 

coming from Atlantis, channeled through

eyes showing a piece of the 

truth if the spirit inside would decide

to let down the ancient silver armor

chasing away the lines of

pure divine

 

unclothing the essence and the unlocked

doors transforming into portals

before my bare eyes

where fingers that I think belonged to me

were grabbing into seemingly white

air looking for a proof

While the only proof she will ever have

Is the reality emerged from poorly

written words in the morning or night

next to a dying candle and a cup 

of cold coffee, in one of the 

many places she called home

 

 




Envoyé: 18:33 Mon, 21 January 2019 par: Huybrechts Imani