The musician sits in the chair, poised,
Sitting up straight, pressing lips softly
Against the smooth shaped mouth piece
Forming a sealed connection,
They are in union.
Sacred spaces between two bodies are merged.
With the slow release of a boundless supply of air
Pushing into the tiny chambers of the flute
the musician’s fingers
dance effortlessly across the top.
In the wake of this union,
Heavenly music resonates
reaching the hearts of everyone.
Without any discernment
The music transforms itself through listening ears
And the audience sits quietly entranced and focused;
They too are a vital part of this performance.
Sitting amongst the masses,
Floating high on a sea of consciousness,
Connected to the higher power in ways
the mind can’t even begin to comprehend.
Each heavenly breath drawn into the this bodily vessel with purpose;
Sacred spaces between two entities are merged.
Light pours into the being and overfills
The cosmic cup of the body.
Breathing out,
The light expands and pervades the heart of all
Like the sun washing over the morning sky
Without any discernment,
Rays of serenity and cleansing
Shower over the people.
Entranced and focused
They too are a vital part of this performance.
Always evolving on a never ending spiritual journey, a student to the Guru within, Salvatore spends his time writing poetry inspired by the universal teachings of the Divine. He constantly seeks out the microcosmic truths that exist within every living moment in order to always see the creator within the creation. Writing is one of the ways that helps him accomplish this goal. When Salvatore isn’t writing he loves to go on hikes, meditate, practices Bhakti Yoga, spends time with his wife, 3 daughters and cat, and always tries to find ways of reducing his family’s carbon footprint. He is also the co-owner of Avani Priya Malas and Jewelry www.avanipriyamalas.com a custom Mala shop that he and his wife Jenni created. Salvatore has future ambitions to create a Poetry blog and also to start working on his first book of Poetry to be titled “108 Poems to the Divine.”
Editor: Anne Clendening
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