Skip to the experience
Poetry by Michael YapThe Inner World Collection
Signature Ten
Browse
Two quiet light fields held in one tactile room, separated by translucent fabric and generous negative space.

The Inner World Collection · curated edition

The Season of Awakening

A quiet reading

About 2 minutes · 8 stanzas

Begin poem
Reading options

It is the time of the season, when love flows like rivers, unseen yet unstoppable, calling us to awaken.

Set aside the masks you wear, the names you were given, the stories you tell yourself. Let your heart be bare, and let me meet the essence of you the you that transcends time and space.

What do you truly need? Not riches or fleeting pleasures, but a connection so deep it whispers, “You are already enough.”

Let us step into the sun, not chasing promised lands, but becoming them walking this earth as if every step plants seeds of love, every moment a harvest of eternity.

Let your hands meet mine. Feel the stillness, the knowing we are mirrors, reflecting the infinite. No need to hurry, no need to grasp. We are already whole.

The world may try to pull us apart, but this love flows freely, rooted in the infinite, carrying us to the shores of our truest selves.

This is the season of awakening, where love is not a fleeting fire, but an eternal flame, calling us to rise, to step into the light, to give ourselves to the infinite within.

Let us awaken together, two flames merging into one light, illuminating the path ahead, where love becomes the bridge to all that is eternal.

Take a moment before choosing what comes next.

Keep one line close

Carry this poem with you.

Save a beautiful private keepsake, copy the opening lines or share the reading page. Nothing is uploaded from this page.

“It is the time of the season,
when love flows like rivers,
unseen yet unstoppable,
calling us to awaken.”
The Season of AwakeningPoetry by Michael Yap
Private reflectionWhat stayed with you?Write a note

This is stored only in this browser. You can export or delete it at any time.

Reading and edition context

This curated edition is shared as personal artistic expression, not medical, financial or relationship advice. Sacred names and traditions are approached with respectful poetic or devotional context.

Narration is off in this release.