Hymn to Osiris

Hymn to Osiris

I have come home.
I have entered humanhood, bound to rocks and plants, men and women, rivers and sky.
I shall be with you in this and other worlds.
When the cat arches in the doorway, think of me. I have sometimes been like that.
When two men meet each other in the street, I am there speaking to you.
When you look up, know I am there—sun and moon—pouring my love around you.
All these things I am; portents, images, signs.
Though apart, I am part of you.
One of the million things in the universe, I am the universe, too.
You think I disguise myself as rivers and trees simply to confuse you?
Whatever I am, woman, cat or lotus, the same god breathes in every body.
You and I together are a single creation.
Neither death nor spite nor fear nor ignorance stops my love for you...

Is his poem a summons or a call addressing the angel Azazel?

a reply to: DpatC

Don`t know who it`s summoning or addressing, but it is a very thought provoking hymn/poem.

a reply to: DpatC

Nope. It is not summoning Azazel.

Azazel is trapped underground.

a reply to: DpatC

I am keeping an eye on you.