Born of Thirst, Forged of Light

 


Beneath the silent, open sky,

Above the burning sands I roam,

A wanderer carved from thirst and light,

A pilgrim far from any home.


The desert holds me , stern yet soft,

A teacher robed in dust and heat;

Its endless hush becomes a vow,

Its loneliness, a steady beat.


I ask the wind for a sip of life,

A single drop to soothe the fire,

And in its breath I hear the tales

Of seekers fueled by old desire.


Their footsteps drift through shifting dunes,

Their whispers cling to sun-worn stone,

Reminding me that every soul

Must cross its wilderness alone.


Still I walk, unbroken, brave,

Following the horizon’s call;

Somewhere beyond this molten world

A hidden well awaits my fall.


Patience becomes my covenant,

A quiet hymn I learn to keep;

For when the heavens finally break

And let one trembling tear escape,


It will awaken something vast 

A universe in newborn glow;

A dawn that rises from within,

Where faith becomes the water’s flow.


And in that drop, divinely found,

I’ll taste the truth the desert taught:

Even in the driest lands,

Light blooms where the soul is wrought.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Invisible Visitors

The Sovereign Within

Grieving Grief

Stillness

The Mastery of the Reins

Two Yeses

Only One

When the Summer Burns

Will Heaven Shelter Me?

When Small Wings Learn the World