The Tempest Past

                                       

                                             



Storms ranging
Darkness lagging
Soul deepening
Shadows seeking
Voice soundless
Life hopeless
Action defend-less
Strength helpless


The tempest past
Echoes of hidden secrets
Waves of unwanted events
Dark scars of the mind
Stories of tragic end
Never shared abroad
Pains kept till death

The tempest past
Causing sleepless night
Feeding on mind and soul
Endangering health
Closing on anxiety
A diligent nightmare
Creeps out like wild fire
As if all minds are like dry bushes
Or like the sudden rain
 That beats down on a drum
Or like the delta
Spreading as the bees
Coming out of their hive

The tempest past
We all had ours
The bad, worse and ugly
Shared with I AM
Making the present mattered
And the future willful
Wanting you graceful
Believing your past forgotten
And your present begotten
The tempest past.



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