Chantry Circuitry Part 20 - Call to The Path

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The Final piece from my New Book "Chantry Circuitry". It is a series of poetic calls and incantations to Mystical and Archetypal figures. The Mandalas are meditation tools constructed from manipulated  images of the poetry.

The Audio features a reading by me - as opposed to an automated voiceover.

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Call To The Path

I call to you, O Winding Path,
Past the slow horizon.
Feet floating south then north
Wrapped within your ribbon.

One has lost their bearings,
Another rolls along the line.
I watch them disappearing,
I'll be them again in time.

I call your many faces,
In silence, sigh, and beat.
Valkyries and graces
Guide my slipping feet

Path wrap around the all
Blood within, soaking rain
I name you in every call,
Itinerant bard again.

Happy Tomes Tuesday (a new and exciting project is waiting in the wings for next Tuesday - watch this space).

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Thank you for your time as always
Graeme

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