Song of the Sea There Upon The Shore Once I heard the most wondrous and sweet voice which was houri or the maiden in heaven, the dawning-place of elegance of many a land and sea, singing the song of arohanui* or all-encapsulating love. It distracted me like unto the flower with the appearance of the wonderful sheaves of light at dawn-tide. And in her appearance, she was clad in the aurora of gold and her countenance glowed with the ornament of bliss, and her cheeks shone with lustrous radiance. Her eyes black like silk, clear as water, scintilliating as a star, and her countenance, lovely as lily and mild as milk pierced me likened unto two daggers, motifying. Glance of her was a stupifying note that plucked the silver strings of my human heart. Twas the division of the intoxication of Life from the awakening. Unpetitioned, unasked and undeserved I recieved so precious a gift of so entranching and so ravishing a beauty. At that moment as though it had a life of its own crying like a frantic child the limbs of my arms immediately went out to her.
Posted on: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 17:39:29 +0000
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