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Friday, August 29, 2008

Entangled State




The long shadows run with the red slow light
of the setting sun, offering a dream.
The western sea prepares to greet the night
and the wind is a whisper'd touch unseen.
The names of worldly things are put aside.
The entire scene is now just as it is,
naked without interpretation or lies,
complete in its own true beauty and bliss.
Only the kindred soul knows what I feel
at times when the moment makes me its own.
First love maintains connections that are real
in spite of how distance and time have grown.
When the nameless moves me to pure wonder,
I send silence to you as metaphor.

by my favorite anonymous poet

Thank you my friend.

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2 Comments:

At August 29, 2008 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Changes

Change is life.
No change is dead.

When you can no longer dance,
there is no point.

Pain punctuates existence
to make it real.
Loss takes us from observer
to participant.

The most important thing is to care.
Time does not care,
distance does not care,
only humans care.

The conscious and the measured
cannot be reconciled.
There is no virgin birth
to be quantified
and no secular truth
to be verified.

There is only change
and the lack of change -
life and death
together and estranged.

When we know where we are,
and dust turns to air,
then we know our time has come.

We have become change
and our future is contained
in the choices we make
to turn despair into
the amazing power of new names.

 
At August 30, 2008 , Blogger Duncan said...

The long shadows run with the red slow light
of the setting sun, offering a dream.
The western sea prepares to greet the night
and the wind is a whisper'd touch unseen.


Is this a metaphor for the end of life or the end of a relationship?

Nice poem. I don't always "get" poetry but I appreciate the work.

 

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