Planetarian
My people were as music.
They
were from another place.
Away
from here, their fires still glow.
Beyond
time, beyond space.
I remember
not what went before,
I know
only that I'm gone.
But something
in my exiled heart
Plays
its lonely song.
If I
could but remember,
And open
wide the door,
Oh, what
a world of pain and joy,
To remember
Home once more.
Jacqueline Boone 1975
Exodus
I soar aloft, on wings of
grace,
A gift of love from Thee.
Chained, no more, unto the
earth,
My soul has been set free.
Above the gloom of humanity,
Far from the clouds of men,
Caught up within an eagle's
breast,
My soul is free, again!
Thank God, I have been set
free!
And given wings to fly
Aloft, upon a gift of love.
Set free, into the sky.
Set free! Rejoicing in my
soul!
A gift of love from Thee.
To sail through space, unchained
at last!
Thou hast forgiven me!
Jacqueline Boone 1975
Karmadharma
I came this time in innocence,
With no memories of the
past.
No knowledge of my old misdeeds,
Yet Karmic debt came fast.
A child was I, too brief
a time,
Then came the debt to pay.
I paid for someone else's
sins,
Not mine-but from a life
away.
My consciousnesss had neve
lived,
I was given it brand-new.
I suffer, not my ageless
soul,
But Karma sticks like glue!
Jacqueline Boone1975
Evictus
A mist came from the mountains
On the day that I was born.
A shepherd played a sad,
sad song
Upon his mountainn horn.
"A lamb is lost, is lost,
is lost."
How true the words he sent.
For I was lost, away from
home.
He played my soul's lament.
Thrust down into a strange,
strange land,
Amoung the aliens, thrown.
'til I became as one of
them,
And forgot my own true home.
Jacquelline Boone 1975

Meditation
Lord of my heart, I have
known You forever.
Since the beginning of myself.
As You have known me.
I have looked upon Your
face many times,
And seen love for my poor
self.
When shall I see You again?
Shall I have to wait forever?
Look upon me with love,
and mercy,
And come unto me,
So I can live.
This time of excile from
Your Presence
Is not hardly bearable to
me.
Look upon me with compassion,
Let me see Thee again.
So I can live.
Jacqueline Boone 1976


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