I do not wish to know you
said the light, the Source
Darkness was gentle & silent, it stretched far wrapped around the light
cupping its eternal glow
as they expanded through space
through time
always parallel, always together
the Light, invariably pushing the Dark farther into broadening existence,
thought small of The Void
yet the absence of Light still casts its shadow beyond where Light can touch
holding her gently, eternally
in its stillness, the Black Void sees the gleam of Source and recognizes her fully.
Their perpetual dance, lighting the dark.
The moon & sun, fire & water, yin and yang
an alchemized existence of the antithesis
of both, of all
within this dance a new element is born
as both grow and expand side by side, intertwined
the Light glides smoothly through the Dark, finally with appreciation and recognition
I wish to love you
said the Light, the Source, to the all encompassing eternal Dark Void
About the Creator
Raena Skyy
Inspired by the metaphysical and magical world that surrounds us,
I write about fantasies and their spiritual messages that I believe are then truly manifested into our reality through our own Hero's Journey.
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