A great post from a fellow poet and Leonard Cohen fan:
Tonight, I Hear A Light
From his tower of song
The teacher heralds his story
Thought provoking and foreboding
His words, are wise and profound
Almost a lullaby to your inner child
Or shaking your soul, almost to death
Recognising the ancient past
Honouring a vaccinated future
In a world that has been torn
His personal eulogy, is solemn but not forlorn
My heart will keep living the romance
Thank you for the dance
“It’s Torn” Lyrics, by Leonard Cohen
I see you in windows that open so wide
There’s nothing beyond them and no one inside
You kick off your sandals and shake out your hair
The salt on your shoulders like sparks in the air
There’s silt on your ankles and sand on your feet
The river too shallow, the ocean too deep
You smile at your suffering, the sweetest reprieve
Why did you leave us, why did…
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The Cheesesellers Wife 
Thank you dear Kim. This is a post that I’m privileged to be able to share with as many readers as possible. The insightful wisdom of Leonard Cohen’s words during his time of finality are profoundly beautiful
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