Pilgrimage of Love – a poem by Amunhotep Chavis El-Bey

White dove with olive branch.

Poem - The Pilgrimage of Love. This is an image of a White dove with olive branch, which is a symbol of peace and love.

Japanese Camellia

Poem - The Pilgrimage of Love. This is the Japanese Camellia, which is one of the most beautiful flowers in the world. It is a symbol of the activate pineal gland.

Love on the Beach

Poem - The Pilgrimage of Love. This is a Muurish couple in love walking on the beach. Look at them on their pilgrimage of love.

In the sky, on wings of a dove.
In the heart, a desire for love.
In the mind, that wills to be.
In humanity, battling waves of the sea.

Look, I cry! My captain, who is myself.
Look, Pilgrim, compassion which I’ve dwelt.
Look, desire, does your search have no end?
Humble Pilgrim, are those your knees I see bend?

I seek, yet truth can only till my fire.
I speak, O heart, recognize my desire.
I lay, before the welcome mat of my heart.
I direct, desire, O desire, be my piercing dart!

The storm’s thunder and lightning crash at my humble being.
The ghosts-come to whisper, then start screaming!
The memories present a sad opera of fallen consciousness.
A quest as always, the struggle does not cease.
A strong door, even against force does not crease.
A tear so small, yet an ocean of its own.
A pilgrim, he wanders desire without a home.

Seek humble pilgrim, and you shall find, love, the desire of all time.

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Hello, my name is Amunhotep Chavis El-Bey, and I am proud to introduce to you my new eBook entitled, “America is the True Old World,” but first let me tell you more about myself. I am an honorary 33-degree mason, Metaphysician, Historian, Philosopher, Paralegal, Researcher, Poet, Published Author, Crown Knight of Kush, and Ghostwriter. I spend most of my time with my family and friends, so I do consider myself to be a family man and a team player.