Stranger to the Beautiful Quotes
Stranger to the Beautiful
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“Ravenous for knowledge
I
devour the silence,
then kneel, an acolyte,
in dawn’s gray light.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
devour the silence,
then kneel, an acolyte,
in dawn’s gray light.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Written on water,
their stories given to the sea,
carried where tides travel
to the holy book
at the end of time.”
”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“After years of toil and grief
I turn and face forward
in my unexpected seat
on the train to Eden”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“What broke me was wildness,
and wildness my salvation.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Upon the altar of the heart,
cleansed of conflict,
the world rests radiant
in naked splendor.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“The lure of deep water
and gathering night,
held in the mystery
I kneel to taste
at the earth altar.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Signal the stars if you hear me,
and lift your soul in silence steeped,
that dark night beauty find you.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Death, death it is,
their horrid voices croak,
as mountain rivers melt
in rushing floods.
Yet even as waters boil, deep within the earth armies of the Angel rise, trumpeting symphonies of the apocalypse.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
Yet even as waters boil, deep within the earth armies of the Angel rise, trumpeting symphonies of the apocalypse.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“However far I travel
the earth remains the earth,
held like a newborn
each new day,
a silent presence
among the stars.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“I rise and fall
the ancient way,
from root to leaf
and back to earth;
the road I tread these autumn years, without desire or fear of death.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
the road I tread these autumn years, without desire or fear of death.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“The earth opens
and down I tumble,
into a vault of seeds,
perfect and unbroken.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Quietly I spread like snow
the silence of my heart,
and discover this day
how deeply I belong.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
the silence of my heart,
and discover this day
how deeply I belong.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Rivers don’t sleep,
dark forests rise,
sodden roots shatter
the concrete prison.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
dark forests rise,
sodden roots shatter
the concrete prison.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Sunlight heals the eyes,
water sounds a listening grace.
Lineage of sun and earth,
children of the eternal,
here and now, we are good.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“I never will be sober
while desire guides me,
lured by darkness
to distant light,
where sky gods celebrate those who love night glory, who dare once more to sing among the stars.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
where sky gods celebrate those who love night glory, who dare once more to sing among the stars.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Welcome the womb,
seed and flower,
welcome the timeless,
welcome the hour.
Welcome the grieving, all who mourn, welcome the earth, welcome the dawn.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
Welcome the grieving, all who mourn, welcome the earth, welcome the dawn.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
“Dropping like rain,
I fall into a new year
of starless nights,
wet gray dawns.”
― Stranger to the Beautiful
― Stranger to the Beautiful
