This poem was inspired by a divine experience I had while smoking my pipe. A question that haunts me as I journey into Self. I think God is sarcastically flirting with me…

Credit to the Caterpillar found in "Alice in Wonderland" (1951 film) The Caterpillar plays a deep archetypical role for Alice. The questioning of identity is one that haunts humanity.

This poem was inspired by a divine experience I had while smoking my pipe. A whisper from my Pipe invites me to listen to the Spirit through an Aboriginal Lakota tradition. The Universe is in my Pipe.

Hay-Ya Hay-Ya Hay (chant)

Indigenous Shaman Healing, and Protection Chant, it is a simple chant calling on the Great Spirit for nurturing, and safety. Tribal chants are utterances with emotional meaning, and not always linguistic translations.

This poem was inspired by a divine experience I had while writing a paper on "Black Bodies." What I read, and felt was God.

This poem was inspired by a divine experience I had in a moment; the loss of someone close. The pain was a potent stench that I inhaled. My exhale was God.

This poem was inspired by a divine experience I had while smoking my pipe along the streets of New York City. What I felt, and thought was not of me but of Source. In a city that doesn't sleep, I experience God. God is the true experience of a city.

This poem was inspired by a divine experience I had while smoking my pipe. MLK's Dream is what haunts me as I swim through civil rights and equality. What does the Universe have to show me in my Dream?

This poem was inspired by a divine experience I had while smoking my pipe. What I felt, and thought was not of me but of Source. My experience is valid, and I do exist, however, at what cost?

This poem was inspired by a divine experience I had in a mirror. What I saw in the mirror was God.

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The Unknown Artist writing poetry in a public park is God. God the Artisan, who crafted the Universe, and everything in it. God the Poet, who creatively invites us with intention of being in relation.