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.
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