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Guest Authors

Taoli-Ambika Talwar & Ron Starbuck  - Poets - Authors - Artists


Voices
Two Poets – Two Souls – Two Spirits


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The First Voice - Ron
Conspire

it means you know
to breathe together

it is a conspiracy
of the Holy Spirit

take a deep breath now
breathe out

into the world all the
mystery that you are

a word spoken
that echoes

across an infinite number
of possibilities

becoming whole

be, just be

 

 

The Second Voice - Ambika

Echo: A Name

what word shall I choose

for this echo?

why echo?

when mountains shake

 

at your calling forth

the name of me

that am becoming

 

what word shall we breathe

in unison or separately so that

leaves sing with us?

 

at your calling forth

the name of me

that am becoming

 

do such possibilities

excite the oceans the winds

the sun to open her windows

in our hearts?

 

at your calling forth

that am becoming

the name of me

 

that I can be by becoming not

what word shall you choose

to call me?

 

when I am utterly

beyond particle

when your voice ripples

through the cosmos

 

through me

and my eyes search

ancient forest of trees

 

a long road wanders there…

 

 

 

 

 

Copyright 2012 – All Rights Reserved

Taoli-Ambika Talwar

Ron Starbuck

 



Introduction and Biographies

                                                                     Voices I
                                                                     Voices II
                                                                     Voices III
                                                                     Voices IV
                                                                     Voices V
                                                                     Voices VI
                                                                     Voices VII

                                                                     Voices VIII 
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