I'm enamored with the process of creation
Sweet selective seedling, of germanation
With a scent primevil,holding a constant progression
Inhaltion a prodding toward varied expression
What form or stirring would birth by first breath
Would it lazily drift, or pull by it's depths
To a root surrounded by a blanket of earth
Location would dare not to dictate such birth
For concepts and words await recognition
As each day follows last with with inspired commission
Yes process would reign supreme for its being
It exist's as it is....it is love....of the seeing
Beautiful, my lovely, as are all your myriad creative works. I wholeheartedly agree with this decree: inherent in creation is inspired design... it is the discovery of it that is perhaps the process. I can't believe I missed this before now... Hope you're well and thriving. xx
A PAX, your thoughts are an interesting philosophy -- thanks for sharing them -- "would it lazily drift?", me thinks not -- me thinks it would be a magnificent explosion of expressions and the overwhelming will of love -- may peace and love be always with you my friend -- Jon Michael
This week I went to an exhibit of enlarged, larger than poster-sized photographs taken by the Hubble Telescope... Talk about your mind-numbing, awe-struck, eyes-wide-open "seeing"... so inspirational it's impossible to describe. They took a spot where there was nothing visible, even with earth's most far-seeing telescopes, and focused the Hubble on that spot. Within it, there were about ten thousand galaxies of all shapes and colors. Creations so numerous, it is unfathomable.
Loved your gift of a poem, by the way. Always you blow me away with your rhymes that don't give each other away. --Charlie
From First Love to its destructive end and on to new beginnings, Mary Angela Nangini's poems explore the birth and death of a relationship. The powerful poems are presented in two parts with an introduction to her next book My Ontario Beautiful. (Th
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Loved your gift of a poem, by the way. Always you blow me away with your rhymes that don't give each other away. --Charlie