"Lord of Encounters" is a profound exploration of spirituality and the divine presence in everyday life. The poem begins by describing a path illuminated with light, symbolizing a journey of enlightenment and spiritual growth. It emphasizes the absence of obstacles or harm, suggesting a state of harmony and peace. The speaker invokes various aspects of nature, addressing them as manifestations of divine entities, such as the Lord of the Winds and Seas.
Throughout the poem, there's a sense of reverence and gratitude towards the divine for its guidance and protection. The encounters with nature are seen as moments of communion with the divine, enveloping the speaker in love and grace. The repeated invocation of the "Lord of Encounters" underscores the central theme of divine presence permeating every aspect of life, guiding and nurturing the soul towards eternity.
Overall, "Lord of Encounters" is a lyrical expression of spiritual connection and the profound beauty found in encounters with the divine in the natural world and within oneself.
Living paths, full of light,
Flat path now, without hail,
No harm has been done or will be done.
Lord of the winds
Wrap me in your mantle
And with your gaze, look at me and
Those eyes of heaven
They will make my path
Become light and tender
At once
Lord of the seas
Owner of the waves that
on a full moon ago
High tide,
Lord, it surrounds me
In a mantle of love
And in every breath, I
Gives love
Lord of life, of light
And of grace,
Lord, to my soul
You give your glory,
Lord of gift,
Of love found
Anywhere
From this future...
Lord you take us
In clouds and breezes in
waters of love
For loving you.
Mr. Bonanza, Mr.
Of hope,
Lord you take us
to eternity,
Lord, in Your Hands
Roses are souls.
and the light of heaven
It makes them shine
Lord of encounters
Beloved, love to be infinite
May you never forget to look
my look,
Nor listen to words that
From the soul, they come...
For being YOU forever
Who guides my speaking?
Oh Lord, beloved creator.
Poem SEÑOR DE LOS ENCUENTROS (originally written).
Camino vivo, lleno de luz,
Sendero llano ya, sin pedrisco,
Sin daño que se haga o por hacer.
Señor de los vientos
Envuelveme en tu manto
Y con tu mirada mirame y
Esos ojos de cielo
Harán que mi sendero
Se haga liviano y tierno
A la vez
Señor de los mares
Dueño de las olas que
en luna llena hace
Pleamar,
Señor ,que me envuelve
En manto de amores
Y en cada suspiro me
Da el amar
Señor de la vida, de luz
Y de gracia,
Señor que a mí alma
Tu gloria regalas,
Señor de regalo,
De amor encontrados
En cualquier lugar
De este devenir…
Señor que nos llevas
En nubes y brisas en
Aguas de amores
Por amarte a TI.
Señor de bonanza, señor
De esperanza,
Señor que nos llevas
A la eternidad,
Señor que en Tus Manos
Las rosas son almas…
Y la luz de cielo
Las hace brillar
Señor de los encuentros
Amado, amor de ser infinito
Que nunca olvides mirar
Mi mirar,
Ni escuchar palabras que
Desde alma salen…
Por ser TU por siempre
Quien guíe mi hablar.
Oh Señor, amado creador
Poem Analysis
The poem begins with an invocation to the divine, addressing various aspects of nature and existence as manifestations of divine presence. It speaks of a journey illuminated by light, free from obstacles or harm, and expresses a deep connection with the divine in all encounters and experiences.
