A Poem about a Poem
A cosmic memorandum in the form of a poem to explain the magical origins to the children’s poem Night Songs of the Wild Girls.
by D A Chitty 30.12.2020
All wild girls are free and perfect
Beautiful in grace and form
Wild girls stay away from humans
Those who are of karma born
In a meat cage ruled by karma
Endless births and deaths the norm
Short lives always full of drama
Stress and strife and raging storms
Swirling in a dense samsara
Ego hooks them on as form
All those mass-conditioned beings
Stumble on to death forlorn
The true self's nature of true being
That which goes beyond our seeing
That which humans all are ruled by
Endless forms in space that try
To engage the mind in glamour
A woman's beauty, poise and manner
Her scent, her touch, her smile, her face
Dazzles our mind to erase
That perfect unity already extant
Seen only when we're least expectant
The light within that has no face
Yet which is light's perfection
The source of all pure consciousness
Nothing ever can erase
That which in mortals, through the eyes
Streams out from the human face
In rays of living cosmic prana
Which allow the human race
To make contact in the cosmos
Through what they call mind's interface
From one being to another
Through the medium of words that cover
Like a dark cloud from another
Lost dimension, far in space
As those that live beyond all karma
Don't get lost in words or dramas
Or engage in worldly trauma
Looking for a real samsara
And not a palace made of dreams
As wild girls in their night songs sing
To bring to humans cosmic grace
The gateway to beyond all space
Out with time and place and form
Pure consciousness, eternal dawn
So when your mind is pure and empty
Listen and you'll hear their song.
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