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Theme : Spirituality
Ascension
by Walter Durk

Beneath celestial skies
sentient creatures dwell
cats' claws sink deep
gripping gritty soil
strewn
with shards of shattered
crystal

Limbs thrusting
tensely
forcing forward
upward
still, in the midst of the pinnacle

Chaos
lurid, primitive
amid verdant temptations
weeds, woods, dusk.
Inexplicable.

Sharp-edged gusts herald
the bestial cockatrice
intent to stare
catching the cats' eye reflection
a Cougars kiss of death

Keen sight thrusts open
windows
the soul perceives soundless silence
tranquility
singularity

Extinguishing itself
the cat twines
ascending toward the pinnacle
it rests, agleam
among Sala trees 

October 15, 2006

This is based creatively upon myths of the Basilisk (Cockatrice) and our striving toward Nirvanam. Cats kiss with their eyes, their long stare, and the Cockatrice, seeing itself reflected in the cats eye, is destroyed. A Basilisk is the god of death, and represents sin and evil among us.

The Week of October 8, 2006       
A song came to my mind last night by Kumud Biswas
And, I Love you More by Dr. Amitabh Mitra
Ascension by Walter Durk    
Broken Heart by Chan Mongol 
I Never Knew of Such Seasons by Dr. Amitabh Mitra
Innocence by Bharti Guntury   
Just Human by Kojo Asiedu  
Just In My Dreams by Kojo Asiedu 
Meditation by Kumud Biswas  
Nature's Jhankar Beats by Shernaz Wadia
Rage of Civilization by Sumaila Isah Umaisha 
Sonnet by Vibiesh  
Sonnet's Poor Cousin by Shernaz Wadia 
The Bride and Groom by Kumud Biswas 
The Tireless Travelers by Anila Jahn
The Virgin Man by Aparna Chatterjee 

Transformations by Walter Durk 
       

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