From an original poem by Daniela Marin Sit or kneel down if you wish Sit or kneel down if you wish But listen to (The sound of movement, the sharp pitch of the highest wave) The frail sound of the truth The noisiness of lies… Sit in the silence of your soul, then ask (In voiceless love, in nighty space) For suns to shine and moons to glow (Into the human mirrors of thyself) The light you are. Then see The broken minds, the poisoned hearts (In lacerating fights for light) In blinded quest for meaning of their life (Into the darkness of your age) The scattered truth, the bits of love (reversed) magnetically glued the pictures of a war desired more than your peace. Now feel the Earth under your knees (The lively dirt, the worms beneath) Its boiling heart its trembling limbs (its humans deep asleep in nightmares not conceived) Lay down your chest onto the ground And feel our pain. Illuminate the truth and gently heal our minds Before it’s much too late. Please, sit or lay down if you wish!
