Universal Whispers
The rarity of clarity.
Mind's eye third eye in a flash you can see
When the downloads come from the skies.
Clarity paired with a charged energy
And the knowing and stillness of life.
This is your calling, this is your cause, this is the choice you must make.
This is the message, these are the words, this is your destiny; fate.
It's rare.
To hear words through the air
And the melodies made for your mind.
I can count; looking back on one hand
The lack of and handful of times.
But it happens.
A shift, a break
A download, a calling,
A glimpse of your fate.
Can you hear it?
It's faint.
But the spirits are guiding your way.
About the Creator
Stephanie Graham
Take a fleeting moment, capture it on-page, and dare it to live on.
Canadian writer, artist, and nature lover; living in the Pacific North West.
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