Patrick Laude

"[This is] a work that is sure to enchant one who has reflected much on poetry's relation to the spirit, or one who merely enjoys the spiritual effects of the lyrical word.…These poets' words seek to remind readers of Truth, Reality, and Origin; they offer a path upon which the stones are symbols and the destination is home. Kabir laughs at us thirsty fish, swimming in the ocean of the Real. In our consciousness, we have seen death. In our pursuit, we have tasted life. Clinging desperately to one or both, we struggle through our lives, forgetting emptiness, forgetting what it is to be whole. Zen poet Dogen reminds us that this is what language forever expresses but does not bind. Music of the Sky expresses it beautifully, its leaves shining, reflecting pools of the heart."



—from a review in Sacred Web
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