My love wanders the rooms, melodious,
flute notes, plucked wires,
full of a wine the magi drank
on the way to Bethlehem.
We are three. The moon comes
from its quiet corner, puts a pitcher
of water down in the center.
The circle of surface flames.
One of us kneels to kiss the threshold-dust.
One drinks with wine-flames playing over his face.
One watches the gathering
and says to any cold onlookers,
This dance is the joy of existence.
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Thanks for reminding us of 'the joy of existence', Ruth. It helps to be reminded.
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