Unmarked Passage

Between us

The door of some closure swings open and smoke moves through. Here is a time we may recall later if the possibility of recollection remains, marked by this unclear continuity singed and singing, the age of becoming.

Author: Stacey C. Johnson

I keep watch and listen, mostly in dark places.

2 thoughts on “Unmarked Passage”

  1. 13 years ago, my beloved Kenny passed into legend. Laying on his death bed, a closure unlike any I had previously encountered, a faint stream of grey smoke rose from his crown chakra. I learned later that it was a Buddhist sign of a good death, nothing I had understood to be possible before. Your poem reminded me of that precious yet powerfully hard time in my life … the singed and singing time of becoming. Each moment holds such power and some are gifted as well with the power of recollection.

    1. Oh my goodness. What a stunning moment you describe. I am so moved to read this, Amaya. Thank you so deeply for sharing this powerful recollection, Amaya. I hold this image close to my heart now.

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