ANASTASIS
I.
Freedom
I hear
being no thing, once burned
like a tree of life and
nothing
went up in smoke.
II.
Having
displayed itself
a cold matter
being
being a cloudy word, shows
behind it all things disappear
all image
scatters.
III.
Our sense of incompleteness, an empty
loom where, in spirit, a deep loneliness
has woven being larger than
any sense of love can reach
setting
the son― let him go.
Freedom
I hear
being no thing, once burned
like a tree of life and
nothing
went up in smoke.
II.
Having
displayed itself
a cold matter
being
being a cloudy word, shows
behind it all things disappear
all image
scatters.
III.
Our sense of incompleteness, an empty
loom where, in spirit, a deep loneliness
has woven being larger than
any sense of love can reach
setting
the son― let him go.
©2015 Walking Beyond
Autumn stephaniepope mythopoetry.com
notes
The poem is influenced heavily by another poem, Kirsten’s Path and the following notation by Leonard Park on spiritual loneliness:
VI. PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSTACLES TO EXISTENTIAL FREEDOM
notes
The poem is influenced heavily by another poem, Kirsten’s Path and the following notation by Leonard Park on spiritual loneliness:
VI. PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSTACLES TO EXISTENTIAL FREEDOM
A. Interpersonal Bitterness.
B. Holding a Grudge.
C. Love of Psychological Trauma.
D. Self-Hatred.
E. Fear of Change.
F. Lack of Full Selfhood.
see http://www.tc.umn.edu/~parkx032/XP275.html
see http://www.tc.umn.edu/~parkx032/XP275.html