Fulfilled Outside Borderlines Poem by Ayni Poet

You saved it for last
Or not even considered it,
Scanning your heart,
A yearning was there as the impetus of Life,
Without realising what that is,
You projected it upon fraternal beings,
Contingencies, liasons and romance
Thinking they have something to give you,
To aggrandise or trim a fragile existence,
Turning salty tears into rose water
De facto enhancing a sense of separation
Loving to be twisted in a bitter-sweet haze
But ardently and concealed
Wanting to be free.

How else could you be?
Your nature is not that of the world,
Though liberation remains an utopian Shangri La
As long as a body-mind is mistaken as yourself.

When the mud settles at the bottom of the glass,
Clear vision slashes the trance
Bringing forth a fulfilled yearning
An agglutination with the Origin.