Tag: spirituality

MIDNIGHT POETRY – ‘CHRISTMAS SPECIAL’

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The start of the silly season
Time to fret without much reason
Christmas meal cold leg of ham
Eating dead pig what a scam

Until we all somehow awaken
We tend to live quite mistaken
For who benefits from all this craze
With our core emotions plays

Stop behaving like the herd
Gift some love and caring word
Give up the shopping spree
It’s the best gifts that are FREE

Reciting of the poem by male energy will be available just before Christmas 2025 for the Spotify subscribers.

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MIDDAY POETRY – ‘Life Ends At Forty’

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baking a bread
it could be said
I am a bit sad

trying to express it
using a few words
no space for tears

feeling discontent
life is jolly good
yet the mind is off

like a rotten apple
swallowed by mistake
as the snake laughs

desire for solitude
cover up of social shyness
love of one’s company

our need to shine
our need to display
our need for a sign
our need to pray

our need to be okay

who said life starts at forty
was delusional

recording of the above poem read by the author

MIDNIGHT POETRY – ‘Vibrating’

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vibrations through my body
cleansing an emotional charge
releasing the long held pressure

sudden burst of joy
when the waves penetrate
deeper and deeper

the feeling of elation
before contentment
with all there is

the sound of gongs
followed by crystal bowls
the perfect sound bath

still resonating in
all my cells

for spotify subscribers – recording of the above poem read by the author

MIDDAY POETRY – ‘Bliss Meditation’

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the silence, the emptiness
caressing the mind

here and there random
thought form, impulse

a wave of bliss
passing through
softly

alertness one moment
close to sleep the next

stillness unmoved
just the slow breath
lifting the ribs

feeling of nothingness
connected to the whole
falling

inside an eruption
fire flowing
in a stream

no resistance
freedom
instead

recorded reading of the above poem by the author