Poetry by
Shannon L. Delsol

Spirituality

Pesky Woodpecker
Eucalyptus
Trees Meditate in Autumn
Paths of Intellect
sweet
Envoys

When Mother Woke Us
Dunes

Rags
Anima

Mouth of Columbia
one of mine 
my woodlands
Master's Smile
Spin Me Again
I Have No Use for Words
Absolute Exchange
When I Was Wood
Plaza de Toros
Beautifully Transparent
I Sit With Him
I Sleep in Shades of Ochre

It Writes Itself Upon Me
I Am Your Own Reflection
Loving Him is Like That
Tethered
He Must Be Loving Me
The Rainbow People
Within His Fluid Womb

Sowing Seeds
Trifles
i am ripe
Our Humble Natures
Another Wave
The Spirit Wants
Handful of Dreams
Nocturnal Meetings
Moth Against a Window
My Vast Ingratitude
Rebecca

Buddha
Lourdes
I Am
Awe
In Music
Open 24/7
Stomach Ache
Disbelief

One Attribute

*Home*

   When Mother Woke Us

It was still dark when Mother
woke us, told us to listen.

She sang gently,
rocking babes in cradles

until sleep fell from each
eye, took in the morn;

but some had the disease -
and could not hear.

Longing to be She,

we chanted love songs
into soft, slumbering ears –

hoping to wake sweet sisters
from dreams of being children.

Written February 9, 2003

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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