Lehua

Lehua, Lehua, Lehua
Rainbow body goddess of Mu.
Bless me with your perfect widsom
As I chant:

Lehua, Lehua Lehua.
Ranbow ridge over Pele's lair.
Aloha Lehua
Celebration in the winds of the air.

Lehua, Lehua, Lehua
Chant my soul higher into your aura
Shining high above the blue Hawaii sea.
Mahalo Pele'. Lehua.

Poem to Padmasambhava, Lakshmi and Her Daughter.

It felt good to be in the garden of her heart,
In the grasses of her curls
And the sun of her smile --
For a moment
It felt good.

The Earth is my lover now
And mother as Lakshmi.
Brother can you spare a mind?
Vacuous, void, unpredictable Thatness --
It felt good.

Like a fountain in the sky,
Good and evil, it feels, just are.
Like a star, or an Iraqi scar.
The Inquisitor
Its ajar,
Time,
And we move the wheel.

The Flowers In My Garden Bloomed

The flowers in my garden bloomed,
Ages ago for you, my love.
Rushing from a rocky high place,
They sung of Atlantis colors anticipating your shine.

The flowers in my garden bloomed,
One spring so long ago, my dearest
And as the years pass in rain and tears.
Only the green of wisdom grows there now.

The flowers in my garden bloomed,
Below a warm earthly sun of love, my wife.
And now I notice, through the sheets of grey,
A lone flower so brightly innocent,
perfect beauty,
Anticipating spring.