My Sovereign Flame

 



for thou must know

in the government of mind

thou art thy own lord and master

there will rise up know fire in the circle or whole circumference

of the body and spirit, 

unless thy awakes it thyself. 

sow Let there be fire.

And fire,

knowing the voice of its master,

answers from every direction at once,

climbing the pillars of flesh,

dancing through the chambers of spirit,

until the whole circumference of being

becomes a radiant ring of living gold,

a sun wearing the shape of a whole,

a kingdom illuminating

soul.



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