spending a moment this morning entangled in some of my poetry roots
visiting the graveyard today feeling a chill across my arm the magnetic field still affecting all that ever was sitting for the longest time feeling the scent and swirl within and without my soul and heart time…the ever/never dimension that floats in layers bursting rays of prism holograms of existence bouncing reflections upon halls of mirrors in a honeycomb of a thousand eyes, I sigh the black cat comes to me rubs his cheek across my knee I lift him close across my chest hug him snug and give him love I wrote about love upon your death like an opened pathway from your last breath you taught me things in shamanic way we illusioned life in sensual sway and I never did like the dragonscale but a lions purr still wags my tail and the love I’ve found still lives on in other worlds of everyday where I still trip and scuff my heels when the ego reels and I singe my whiskers sparking magicke from the endless whispers that seem to always refresh like the star dust trails from shooting stars this heart will always be a sacred place grown from the roots of words filled expressed where your nurture/nature was compassion filled of the grace you shared with me
Powerful write my friend, filled with intense imagery and much thought. Great artwork, a wonderful combination. I often find myself visiting the graveside of my grandparents and one of my best friends, brings me peace somehow, helps me to untangle my thoughts when they seem all intertwined within...well done!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
like the mergence of words and graphic, Debby. They are both intriguing and warmly eery... if that makes sense! Comfortable, at any rate. This person's work and aura has definitely left a mark on your soul which has been rekindled by this visit to his burial ground. There is no fear here, only wonder. And you capture that equilibrium beautifully. I find my mother's graveyard a similarly comfortable and comforting experience and it is also there that I find previously unearthed memories suddenly and mysteriously resurfacing. TY Kate xx
enjoyed this - liked the honeycomb time stanza, has all the tone and consideration of a visit, that feeling -some people remind us who we are, lovely write, Nicky xx
He Keeps Me is a devotional journey of revelation and insight birthed out of prayer.Searching the Word of God revealed the many ways that He has kept me and continues to keep me. Each day is an opportunity to recognize that God is mindful of you, eve
Be safe,
Karen
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Regis
Peace,
Dan
Outstanding... This poem, "entangled roots" has delivered its glowing light.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
To write a poem that sounds like a prism takes a words sculptor.
You are both.
Georg