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The Amber Shell of Self
A Poem by
Mahmud Kianush
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Though
transparent enough
To see through it,
The amber shell of self
Is stone solid,
Letting not a breath
Of the creative air flow in,
With the rays of real light
To infinitely widen
The scope of consciousness.
Step out!
I step out
To fly at night
With the silvery white little birds,
And to walk in the daytime
With the silent forms
And singing colours.
Step out!
I
step out
To
let the self become milk
And beautifully,
  joyfully,
    mix
With
the honey of mysteries;
To
let the eyes become the universe,
And
the soul enter
The centre of the sun,
With
the feeling of a butterfly
Entering
a rose garden.
The amber shell of self
Is steel solid,
And fossilizes the soul.
Come out!
I am trying to come out.
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2005 K. Kianush, Art Arena
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