The Search

See I've heard you being mentioned

a thousand times.
In numerous temples,
churches and shrines.


Alas! I am still plagued
by the mystery of your sight.
So I look under a rock,
I look into darkness and light.


I rip my chest and look for you
in my heart
and I find nothing
but mere discomfort.


So I look for your resemblance
in things similar.
Concluding that you are everything
near and far.

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