Being Love Is Better
Last night, I entered the house of love
And got melted in a radiant light.
Drained and bewildered, I wished to sleep
Yet I was convinced,
In an alert place, being alert was better.
Hungry and thirsty
I wanted to eat the bread of ecstasy and drink the wine of light
And wished to get drunk with the fullness of love.
But I knew,
In a sacred place, being sacred was better.
Then I wished to shout as a mad soul,
To sing the song of bliss and harmony,
And to dance with the fount of existence.
Yet I remembered,
In a silent place, being silence was better.
Then I wished to move,
Walking as if flying in an affable space
Free, like the wind.
But soon I remembered,
In a still place, being still was better.
Then I sought to love,
To see the beauty in living without hate.
Forgetting shadows, adoring both light and dark
Yes I had learned
In the house of love, being love was better.