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Painting by Kristine Kvitka



Beyond heaven
there must be peace within
as you close your eyes
and dissolve your body
in light and etheric energy.

Your consciousness continues
beyond material reality,
embracing The Moon and Saturn,
returning to the primordial
unity, transcending time,
space and desire.

She pierced the first veil
when she fell from her pure depths,
looking for something unwritten,
unsaid.

She opened the gate with her soul ragged,
thinking of stars and freedom.
Alchemy and Astrology would explain her.
She had three bodies and all of them were
the individual and unique expression of God
in her.

She made a transition back to the light
and had a chance, picking up her life
again, learning the necessary
to sustain herself for life and love
never end.
Never end.


Karla Bardanza


This poem is a tribute to Sandra Rogers and all those people who had a NDE - near death experience. I wrote this poem inspired by Karunesh's song called Punjab.









Photobucket Copyright©Karla Bardanza 2012
I contemplate the trees serenading
 the shadowy delights of the moon,
melting the wills of the night.
The stars so insolent challenge the clouds
to be faster than the light.

 I am a lucid fool, fishing illusions
here and there, sewing hopes in the air,
dreaming away as I trade poetry for
some meaning in life.

Don't pity me for being a shepherdess of clouds
or a geisha who forgot how to serve the tea.
I know my limitless limitations.
I know I am a lost shell on the sand.

I wait for myself beneath a perplexed sky.
Nature must have a plan for me.

Hurts were forgiven: peace whirls around me.
Let me lay my tender hand upon my heart 
as I sit here and ressurrect the flowers.
The petals take my mind: my soul unfolds beautifully.

This moment shall shape silence
and linger shyly while earth revolves,
sewing the day, tattoeing undreamt words
on my skin for I am here to name pretty things
and to be divine.


Karla Bardanza










Copyright©Karla Bardanza 2011

Will you ever forgive me
for my poetic ignorance and romantic wings?
My life is half lived.
Maybe it is a collection of wreckages
and useless things.
I can't live to see clearly
who I am
or what is in my name.

There is a light - my dear-
a light I can't see.
It is behind the stars when
the sixth element
inspires Poets
and Venus embraces Mars.

I am not noble. I can't be noble.
I am weird and I regret
what I can't be before I go to sleep.
I don't know how to be different
and it is so sweet.

Those shadows reached me.
Can't hide myself anymore.
Would you forgive me
if I destroy what I adore?

Will you forgive me
when I mourn the past
and life?
Will you forgive me
for keeping that knife?

There are so many silent questions
living in me.
It is so difficult to die
in front of the sea.
It is so difficult to live:
it is a hard task
to take off this mask.
(If I knew how to be a mother...)

Sweetheart,
light me a candle when I'm gone
but never try to understand my thoughts
or motivations as my soul lies still
under a lost mill.

Forgive me for this early twilight,
for this moonlit confession.
for my strange strangeness
We both know. Yes, you and I do
but your's mother's name has always been tristesse.






Karla Bardanza


Tristesse = sadness in French







Copyright©Karla Bardanza 2011


When i loved you more,
i turned into something
of inexplicable value.
i was an unforgettable book
or maybe i was legend to be told forever.

i was one and all.

When did i get so small?

There are so many silent things in me:
my quiet eyes drowned in you
when i accepted your doubts and vanity,
when i accepted your ego in the wreckage,
when your thoughts were my profanity.

What else could i expect from life
If i buried you but it’s me who has been
dead for ages?

Our theater of air had many torn pages
and an improbable dialogue.
Who will read those fragile things?
How can a spider fly if she has no wings?

i spun four golden strands, trying to connect
your four corners, i spun webs of love around
your insanity as you disappointed me with honor and delight.

Why am i dead if i can still see this  uncommon light?

Karla Bardanza














Copyright©Karla Bardanza 2011