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Who Am I? (poem)




I am the source of all life, 
Yet without you the cycle is incomplete.
I am the vessel 
From which the rites of passage 

Must be performed.
You journey, 
You toil, 
But you must succeed .
The chalice lies in waiting.
From me did the earliest time keepers Observing periodic cycles, emerge.
I am the innocence and purity 
Of a million crimson bodies 
Gushing to fulfill their divine destinies.

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