. Poetry from The Great In-Between: The visit to Monique the Medium.

Saturday, September 20, 2025

The visit to Monique the Medium.

 


Do you want to read a poignant, dreamlike meditation on love, loss, memory, and the spiritual longing for reunion?


Where the speaker talks about a love that is raw, deep, and filled with both beauty and regret?


A parable and cautionary tale.


Urging us to recognize love when it’s offered.


And to hold it dear, and not to let the distractions of the world pull us away from what truly matters.


Title.

The visit to Monique the Medium. 


(A channelled voice whispers)


Every clock in here 


These old faded white wooden ones, hanging on so many burnt out trees 


That litter my new pathways as they tick, so remind me of you


Every single second

In every single minute, carry such luminescent memories 


Of all the wild but lovely things, we once used to do


As they suddenly manifest, like a magician's trick


Right out of the blue


And if my broken heart could beat, could scream to the high heavens


It would carry drum beats of irreversible revelations, so true


I would die once more

In palpable bliss


If I could write a parable

It would only be


I yearned once for a touch of your silky skin, and a taste of your bright red lipstick


But got distracted by the sweet voices


In the darkness of society, that strives all good things to underpin


And now in here, in my memories Great In-Between 


My parable 


If deciphered by an illuminated, one would read


If love is offered freely and willingly 


Clasp it

Holds it and treasures it


And it's why now these sparkling twinkling lights, dancing before me 


Reflections of you


Shine so brightly in this ever-hot dust, from dawn to dusk


Showcasing your beautiful image to the empty husks 


Of the Ascended Ones


Night and day

That litter the roads and pathways 


Some in here call

The Lord's Way

Come what may


So while the Baylore energies magnify my thoughts, into these words


Like a soft fingertip across your warm spine


I'll see you soon, sky clad in blue, in your deepest of dreams


Wide-eyed, mighty and free


Where we'll be reunited once more


But not like Orpheus and Eurydice


To be snatched away by a lack of trust


But forever and that's why my love


I still see your reflection in these embers 

In this everlasting dust


In every single second and minutes


As these tired wooden clocks tick


From dawn to dusk for true love can never be crushed 


Even though life is so fleeting, I can never forget, our first meeting


(C)

Copyright John Duffy


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