Wednesday, September 1, 2010

The white Magic

Like flakes of feathers the snow falls

Through the windows

Through crevices and on the open road

A million white cottons at a glance



Breathless view: three sixty delights

A thousand eyes could see no less



The white magic has smeared every entity

Into flawless mink

There are no discriminating colors

The world is simply bright



Everything has become one

There are no dimensions, no other color

No shape, no edges, simple luminosity

All things have merged into oneness of white.



Then I ask: Could minds be also be

draped unto the ultimate white?

Can people be feeling one and together?

Can there be a paint to keep?

Divided opinions and prejudice,

even if momentarily?

Can there be such harmony?

Such White Magic!





(Jan 2008

On the way to Paro)

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