I see it
with my Eyes closed
almost Home
No matter who
or how old or bent,
we can always see the child within
who yearns for all
that might have been
Promises
Empty space
Where once my arms held the expanding Universe.
Family
Children
Home and hearth
Built to house the joy we knew
and lack
Love can leave
and never look back
Dreams washed overboard
with our Innocence
Future passed,
a Requiem
at last
Understood
When no one hears me
Cry out
Laughing
…Wisdom comes late
My journey bade me elsewhere
rooted in the Earth
and connected to Heaven
My madness
known only to me
and those precious few
hours of care
creating anew
from the deepest water in my well
so many
many
fertile words
spill upon the ground
like rain
Wishing it could rise back up into the gathering clouds
and make a rainbow
and given all that’s written and said,
so much left unread
Songs sung
grateful Hearts
a hand reaching out
Smiles offered
Dances yet to be
Spirit
shadow
tastes to tease
I seek nirvana, if you please
Again
one
more
time…
Growing
Healing
Hoping for ourselves
and Mother Earth.
Waiting
Wondering
feigning mirth
Stay the course
sustaining
in the face of the looming inevitable
knowing
despite our Faith
Fearing,
Praying
Posturing
Wandering
Lost and Found
in the masterpiece
a drop in the bucket
never knowing for certain
even when you know for sure.
Night falls
peaceful
ringing loudly in my ears
that still and pregnant silence
from the Beginning
two Heartbeats in the warm Darkness
Ascending into Light
Everlasting
Indivisible
blessed be,
dyno

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Cry out
Laughing
…Wisdom comes late
My journey bade me elsewhere..."
I related. R
On solstice night, pagan lovers would LEAP together arm in arm over the fires to celebrate their crops (honored also earlier in the season in somewhat similar fashion, on Beltane) The higher they leapt, so the story goes, the higher the crops would grow. I know the poems are a l'l racy, but what the hell. No one will ever accuse me of being politically correct.
There's something pagan in me yet, and I have to make an effort to suppress my temperature, or I would burn up.