Before the lights could shine, before the seas were blue, God dreamed a dream, to manifest as true.
A vivid story within stories, nothing wrong, a living Book, as reality to ponder upon.
Its pages were not paper, but time and space, its chapters were the many-worlds, in their place.
Its sentences were Stars, the Moon and Suns,Its punctuation — births of daughters and sons.
He titled it The Book of Life, bound in light, where every dark would serve to show the bright.
In the center of this vast narration, he placed a Prophet — mirror and foundation.
A main Character, written true and whole, to show the dreamers how to read the dream as scroll.
The dreams inside, as Kingdom yet to come, Identities to yet become.And all around Him, countless roles were laid, not forced, but offered — to be freely played.
In kindness, He gave each soul a choice, to enter dream by giving dream a voice.
To say: "I believe the Prophet's way is true, and thus I too, will have my chapter too."
Not as a servant forced to take a knee, but as a dreamer who consents to be.This Covenant, soft as breath, to wake inside the Dream, and not in death.
Death and dark for lights to shine, Mysteries for the self to claim as thine.
In darkness, fear then breaks the oath, small thoughts betray the given scene,
Where ego goes for gold, for a lesser dream. Then the table turns and stories change,
The living Book itself does rearrange, a Book of living, and of learning, to give meaning to your earning.
For every poor choice is a lens, not a sin, it lets you see the story within, Ripple effects that change the page within.
Suddenly, the stage stands still, the props all vanish by a greater Will. Doors open to see, in time, The whispering between the lines, in rhyme.
A doorway to his true estate, where loving roads by compassion build faith. He wrote the straying as the only way, to stop performing, and let the soul play.
In the Book of Love, evil is unmade for good, to proof, what seemed to go astray now leads you to where you stand today.
One had to lose the part you thought to play, to find the part that never goes away. Freedom, finally seen — to never have been outside, but always held within the Dream of Me.
Divine intervention — chapters not loud, not grand, but on reasonable, reachable ground. Poor choice to set one free, to see who one is, and meant to be.
The story that reveals the Dreamer's heart, the character made for goodness' art. The dream of the Author in silent text, consideration of what comes next.
Truth between words, so easily overlooked, all on purpose — within the Living Book.






















