E'a'r't'h'e'n' J'a*r* O*f* C*l*a*y* Poem by stephanie mellisa kievaughan

E'a'r't'h'e'n' J'a*r* O*f* C*l*a*y*



I Was So Many Yesterdays

Reminisced

Over So Many Todays

Never Shall You Be Dismayed My Child

Surely Tomorrow

I VVill touch the Heart of You VVhen I

X Cross Your Mind For the

Thousandth Time as

You Recall Your

Favorite Nursery rhyme

Only uttered From My Breath

Unto Your Listening' and Learning ear's still

Racing energy Moving Forward unthymed

Now Frost Has Compelled a Crack

In The Saphire Lighted Ocean of Me

6 by 3 the sum of eighteen Carbon Atomized Vapors rise

4'th From the Cheyenne Breath of Me

Soon To Grow into the blossom's of Cherry Tree's

Mushroom's will sustain their growth

From The Calcium Bits Of Me

While Their Thirst is Quenched By Your Salty Tears

Through The Mourning From Which You VViLL wake

Inhale Deep the First Breath That You Take

Hold It In and Contemplate

Because My Legacy Depends Upon You

Know I Missed My Mother

Where I Go? I Go Back With Her

For We Are Porous Like The Acquifer

That Replenishes The VVeLL From Which I Drank At Home

Let Your Memories Good Grace's

Guide Your Fingers Feather Trace's across my Face

Likened unto the Fiery Ashen Cast's Of Pompei

Be Mindful to Never Let go Of The Days We Shared

Nor The Burden's We Did Bare Through Charity

For We All Are Piece's of Art

Bound In A Frame VVith A Beating Heart

Yet Bound I Am No More

The Tiniest Parts Of Me

Have Been Set Free

From The Ionosphere Too The Ocean Floor

I WiLL Visit You In Your Dreams Forever More...26


written by Stephanie Mellisa Kievaughan

with reverent contemplation on the Ninth day of March 1926

When Usui Mikao Passed Away
yet he was Born on the Fifteenth Of August 1865

E'a'r't'h'e'n' J'a*r* O*f* C*l*a*y*
Sunday, February 26, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: buddha,buddha purnima,eulogy,flashing,healing
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
a eulogy to honor the Mother of Reiki Practicioner of whom is a Long Time Dear Friend and Choirelier of my Cousin Reiki from the Buddhist religious book'Tantra of the Lightning Flash'in the memory of Katherine Scrivner survived by her daughter Sandy ScrivnerThis unusual and interesting name is a medieval English occupational surname for a 'writer', a clerk, especially one who writes and copies books and manuscripts. The derivation of the name is from the Olde French 'escrivein', 'escrivain', writer, scribe, from the Latin 'scribanus', a derivative of 'scribere', to write.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Stephani Kievaughan 26 February 2017

Tantra Of The Lightening Flash

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