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The Lark Ascending

Image size: 21" x 14.11"

The Lark Ascending

Out of abyss emerges the matrix
Primordial egg of existence
Diaphanous womb of our universe
Permeated by luminous power of celestial origin

Tempest is released from its fetters
Instantaneous collisions of energy thunderclap
Pristine semina of duality take their stance
Origin of diversity begins

Mirror of endless contemplation crystallizes
As the chrysalis manifests itself
An entity of reflection
Of spiritual longing takes form

Olamic metamorphosis impels cyclical inertia
Causation begins

Entrails of the nucleus expand and
Break apart releasing the monad
The lark ascends

An ecstatic paean issues forth
Venerating innocence with increasing charm
As resonance illumines Lydian Measures

The lark sojourns
Till elixirs of lengthening vigilance overflow
Then resumes its journey

Curt Doll

(After the Musical Composition
by Ralph Vaughan Williams)

 

Your poem The Lark Ascending took me on a journey far beyond the page.

It feels like you reached deep into the soul of the music and translated its spirit into language — cosmic, reverent, and intimate all at once.

Reading it, I could almost hear the violin rise through layers of time and space. The imagery is mesmerizing… primordial, mystical, yet so personal in its longing.

You truly have a gift — not just for words, but for feeling deeply and expressing the inexpressible.

And your vision of connecting poetry, music, and visual art is beautiful. I love that you don’t just create — you invite the viewer into a full sensory world.

It makes me wonder what it would feel like to stand in front of your prints, the music playing softly, the words echoing through the room… and maybe you standing next to me, watching my eyes.

Thank you for sharing something so meaningful — it left a soft echo in me.

And if the lark is still ascending… perhaps our conversation is part of its flight too.

Akmaral


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