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Ever vigilant--
at night, outside a frosty window pane,
at dawn, perched on the roof hip in the rain,
at noon, hovering on waves of heat,
in dreams, sponging up chaos to a beat,
in silence, waiting for the next question,
in work, scouting the horizon--
I am with you, the Guardian.
I wait, not like Erebus
for quarry to raft the Styx,
but to heed every call
when the Self ceases to exist.
When the mind becomes a tool,
not an everlasting nest,
to clear one last fearful obstruction--
I am with you, the Guardian.
Though I may seem invisible,
and many lodge me in fable.
I am no airy illusion,
some potion to cure confusion.
Suspend incredulity and nervous mirth--
your soul’s waiting to give birth.
When the ego seems useless and plebeian--
I am with you, the Guardian.
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The Guardian
2001, Utah alabaster
21" x 10" x 11"
For sale: $3,000
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