No thing there-edit #1

[kolemath]

Make sure you visit 
the Hall of a Thousand Pillars 
in Chidambaram. Ask the monks 
to take you to Shiva’s shrine. I'm interested that the opening stanza is so conversational, like a guide book, especially considering the divine descriptions which follow.

The curtain opens daily to show 
empty space filled by an entity
without volume. It flows cool line
as waves in a timeless dream; I wouldn't use semicolon but that's personal preference in poetry I say
unceasing, pure Akasa.

You know it already, as aether, 
quintessence, Solomon’s Seal. 
This is the time and place between, I thought it was timeless? I like space better than place to play on space-time
where Shiva dances. Emptiness 
is not the same as nothing. This same conversational tone of the last line works with the new subject matter.

Thanks for sharing