The Bringer of Death
(Quetzalcoatl – The Feathered Serpent)


 The bringer of death

Gently enters your territory.

Not the physical death

As you might expect it,

But the death of your beliefs.

With a smile and a word

He uproots from the center of your being

The illusions that have kept you living.

Not alive, but seemingly existing.

Layers and layers of unresolved

Expectations entwined with fears.

Hearing his voice and his sound

Has shattered into millions of pieces your

Rusty armor, leaving you naked

For the very first time.

A nakedness which does not know

The resonance of shame.

Even though, in that instant,

You feel devastated and lonely,

You stand tall and strong

Held lovingly by the wings of truth.

They are soothing and nurturing.

For the first time you don’t know

Who you are,

Because you are discovering

Your true essence.

In that brief moment of truth

Your eyes meet the sparkle in his,

And true love ignites your freedom.

 

© 2000 Peter Sanderson





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