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Books
· Perceptions

· ECHOSIS

· Prosetry at Work

· Said and Unsaid - Vol 1

· 3 WAY MIRROR


Short Stories
· Patience Waning

· Ladle Lines (A prosetry memory)

· A Gentle Man

· Pacing Love's Journey

· Gratitude

· A Sticky Conversation

· Blazing Now and Then

· Vulnerable Captivity

· The Kite That Would Not Bow

· Time


Articles
· War and Peace

· Desperation Breeds Desperation

· Preference Manifest

· Innocent Guilt

· Barbed Isolation

· A Place...

· Sanity's Loss

· Organs Anonymous

· Fatuous Beyond Absurdity

· Truth is One


Poetry
· The Life-long Pernicious Evil

· Cherishing Sounds of Silence

· Understanding the Unexplainable

· Reality of Another Kind

· Finding Trust Again

· Aromalicious Memories

· A Jungle-rain Pastorale

· Sediment Within the Soul

· Life's Enormous Green Chest

· Roadkill Memoriam

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Days of Forever

by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com

I recently reminded myself that perpetual living is part of the plan, even when it seemingly ceases for some. I can only continue to be grateful for life delivering the growing up period in New York and the contemplation period of climbing peaks among the Alpine flowers

Tuesday, August 1, 2017


Poem Artwork
With every day,
we plant a bit
gather a bit,
use a bit.

Time’s waning irrigation
renders dry many tributaries.

From high in the ethos-sphere
some of purity’s regeneration
meanders down rivulets of calm
while certain regrets clamor endless echoes
from mind’s canyon to canyon.

Some may ask…

What of the times
when fragrance fills the air,
when Alpine’s flower reverence
dances its season beside trickling brooks?

And lest we forget our concrete avenues
where stanchions of glass and steel
hold mysteries aloft with lessons’
East side to West side,
seeking out willing listeners.

We always remember those rough and tumble planting seasons of growing up,
when sunlight seems clouded
and food for flesh
momentarily begets starvation of thought

Yet with temperance of satiation,
we arrive at harvest time
and suddenly new sprouting appears,
the cycling conundrum of time blinks open again,
the bard’s handiwork resounds: to be or not to be.

For such breath-held moments of question
ushers out the darkness of sleep,
begetting the radiance of sunrise,
the waking from Nature’s perpetual dreams,
opening eyes to harvest from those of seed. 


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Reviewed on August 7, 2017
As nature spreads its seed so does mankind creating new generations that blossom and bloom. 'Love this!

Love ya!

Jane

Reviewed by Susanne Leist
Reviewed on August 3, 2017
No matter where we live, where we rest our weary heads, morning always comes and nature is reborn with each season. The one thing in life we can be sure of.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 2, 2017
This this poem is filled to the brim like a cornucopia. It describes all the highlights of life lived in the moments that are captured to become remembrances as time passes. Bringing wishes that they would come around again, soon. For what is higher than a high mountain Alpine meadow?

Ron

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on August 2, 2017
There is a harvest and wealth of imagery in this fascinating poem that raises some interesting questions that may have no clear answers. John


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