Past
Life Regression
by Bud Lemire on Feb 29,
2004
From somewhere in the
distance, I hear a scream
I find myself elsewhere,
as if within a dream
I see a beautiful woman,
tied up to a tree
My armor protects me, I
set my sword free
I cut her loose, with a
swing that cuts with ease
Then she runs into my
arms, and gives me a tight squeeze
Love is surrounding me,
she's someone I must know
I boost her up upon my
steed, and away we go
The scene changes quickly,
there's tingling in my right ear lobe
I look down to see myself,
wearing a long tan robe
I seem to be a monk, or
something of the kind
In some religious
gathering, in some other time
I'm asked to give a
blessing, to some people who are there
The line in front of me
gets longer, they come from everywhere
It seems to me I'm a
healer, as I touch them with my hands
All kinds of people, from
throughout the many lands
Then before my eyes, the
scene begins to fade
Next I am a half naked,
Native American brave
I seem to hold power, as
the medicine man of my tribe
Speaking to the spirits,
to keep my people alive
Doing a healing dance,
around a blazing fire
Sweat pouring down me, I
start to perspire
Hanging from my neck, is a
large bear claw
Smiling with our papoose,
is my beautiful squaw
Then a flash and a
flicker, and a feeling of a wave
I am picking cotton in the
south, and I'm a slave
I'm dirty and I'm sticky,
and I look a mess
When I'm not in the
fields, I wear a dress
The master likes me, and
always has his way
That is why I am still
here, and why I'll stay
I must do whatever, be at
his beckon call
Many times I tire, but
he'll whip me if I fall
My eyes start to water, so
I close them tight
Then it's hard to focus,
there is a bright white light
It seems my life is
starting over, my Mom has given birth
I'm a child in the
American mid-west, I'm a child of the earth
I grow up a little,
catching frogs within a pond
Angels voices whisper to
me, "You are a special one"
The sky is blue with
sunshine, the Angels warm my heart
They sing the story of my
journey, the ending and the start
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