to read-read-read a book—does that reveal?
a revelation—yes (so well, completely feelingly described)
the letter yes
and yes the spirit too . . . what has been seen . . .
and known . . .
to read because it tells . . .
and at the same time does it also
say "come reader! to this point of revelation too. your own
one-to-one-ness (1 to 1) (1-1) with revelation, too.
with love i'll share it all with you.
(not an i've-got-it-squashed-in-these-words at all)
(nor memorize-these-words-to-codified-panacea)
(not i've-brought-this-revelation-down-to-you either)
this far we go together, you and i . . . and yet
you know who's really telling you . . .
come reader! let your spiritual seeing witness revelation too."
like forinstance onceuponatime there was a little
seeker who couldn't see how . . .
well, how could
God heal evil, if He really never knew it . . .?
(study and ponder . . . (part of it) . . . study . . .
ponder) (and seek, too . . . seek and ponder . . . and
seek) . . . ((a little struggling too, eh, littleseeker?))
(but listening too . . . listening and pondering)
and t h e n . .
(not care/study/depths of hyperintellectuality but
little glints and big ideas and tinywidening views and
focuses and finally a natural and spiritually sensed)
t h e n . .
the seeker knew (just . . . knew)
(by feel then, mostly)
that Love wouldn't be Love—unless it healed.
It just has to (because that's the way Love is)
(naturally [of course])
and the seeker loved the book—joyed in its blessing—
and knew that that seeking
had reached its revelation, too . . .
right from Love. . . . . . .
