Endless Echoes
by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com
In writing “Echosis” I became intrigued with the life of echoes. I was left with: Do they repeat the past, or beckon the future? (Image by megalithmatt)
Friday, April 6, 2018
Endless Echoes
Once
where chance dared not go
while passion starved eyes
drank from chalices of make believe…
When
from tree-house perches
where purity of peanut butter and jelly whispers
teased innocent fantasies
and fed penthouse imaginings…
While
expected bedrock truth
eroded with fortune's reversal,
pup tents and comic books,
fish lines and swimming holes,
fluttered through moonless dreams,
speaking humorous one-liners sadly…
In transition
I did shed the husks
from premature harvests
stood naked before shadows dim
as yesterday's wick of light dims out
with sputter-choked flame,
desperately seeking new beginnings.
Now
the tether waning,
time makes ready
the eyes and ears
for distances of another kind.
Tomorrow
Preparing to see and hear
beyond the edge,
where future vibrations
caress wisdom's journey
and perhaps defy another
shimmering chapter,
there will be…
Endless Echoes reaching further.
Love ya!
Jane
Ron