Black Light

Did you know that some light is black?
It shines the brightest darkness 

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One night, she beckoned me
to descend into her void

I could only enter her
If I let everything behind

My identity, my mind,
my stories, my ideas

You see,
The Black Goddess doesn’t do names
No sugar-coating, or preferences
No country-boarders, no race
She devours all separation
transmuting patriarchal programming &
misalignment into impeccable innocence,
once again

I shook & trembled
With nothing to hold onto
no past, no future
no time, no space,
Only darkness
Only deeply, utterly surrendered,
Trust
For I knew, deep down, she was
my true home

Blinded by black light
my heart being gently, but perpetually,
broken right open
My mind relaxed
Chaos was birthed
& limitless possibilities emerged

‘What would you like to create?’

She asked 

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Allow the true mother,
to dissolve you into the purest, divine, Love
where the sweetest silence embraces you
with the rich, all-enveloping darkness
of Love