In the garden where the earthβs soft sighs meet the skyβs eternal gaze,
Ladybirds, small as dreams, flutter through the tender haze.
Their wings, delicate as the soulβs first awakening,
Carry whispers from the Divine, silently, unshaken.
And butterflies, like thoughts that pass through the heartβs door,
Glide upon the winds, seeking the sacred shore.
Their wings, a tapestry of fleeting grace,
A reflection of the Light that guides our place.
Oβ seeker, do you measure the Infinite by what your eyes behold?
Do you seek the Divine in the vast, the bright, the bold?
The Lord is found in the humblest of forms,
In the ladybirdβs flight, in the butterflyβs storms.
What is size, if not an illusion born of the dust?
In every flutter, in every breath, there is trust.
For the Eternal is hidden in the smallest of things,
In the tiniest creature, the light that sings.
Look not for God in places far or high,
He is the flutter of wings, the tear in the eye.
He is in the moment, in the breath of the leaf,
In the fleeting joy, in the quiet grief.
In every ladybird, in every butterfly,
The Divine stirs and spreads its wings to fly.
Oβ heart, know thisβsize means naught to the One,
For in the smallest breath, the Universe is spun.
So let the dance of the ladybird be your guide,
And the butterflyβs flight, your spiritβs stride.
For the Divine is not measured, not caught by the eyeβ
He is the breath of the soul, the wings that fly.
Tiny Ladybirds and Butterflies 20/12/2024 Β© All Rights Reserved by Jamil Hussain