Later That Evening
by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com
One’s own reality is sometimes judged off-center, when in fact, it’s possibly life's desperate attempt to be involved in-sanity. (Pic by Berndnaut Smilde)
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Later That Evening
by Odin Roark
Later that evening
We saw sounds of lightning’s wings
Touches of symphonic batons
The fragrance of paint awaiting canvas
The images of inner peace
The taste of weightlessness
So many sensations
Unavailable during the day
You remember?
So easy
It was
The we of me
Of you
Oneness
Reserved
For collective beingness
We let the flames warm
The day’s frozen fears
Our sun-cloud enlighten doubt
Simplicity personify permanence
As we gave away
The need for nothingness
You do remember
Don’t you?
Such were our times together
What only one’s muse and charge
Can know
All else is illusion
Remember?
Ron
budd
Sandie