Riches and worldly goods do not make the person, a heart of goodness and a soul filled with the love of God does. Worldly goods come and go, but a true heart filled with love of self and fellow man continues on....
Be safe,
Karen
Reviewed by blue soplain (Reader)
Reviewed on November 19, 2007
what a provocative write. . .full of conundrums and paradigms at each strophe, each ink bled spot of truth. .. .
a wonderment
ness
You bare a soul that's been wounded and put a barrier (condom?) between your heart and the world, to protect your sanity...that's the impression I got reading this...such sadness...well done.
It is a hard battle from loss of worth to loving oneself and this write with each stanza painting a picture of hurting shows that so well. Very good Axilea
hugs
Fee
So often we waste our time planting plastic seeds in fertile ground. When hope is made of resin, it cannot grow. We eat mayonaise strait from the jar because it says fat-free--but all it is, in reality, is creamed and flavored vaseline. And we wear condoms too--upon our eyes--our hearts--our souls, thinking nothing good could ever grow there in the confines of a lonely, baren being. But we are wrong. Our soil is fertile. Tiny, healthy worlds are sprouting there--spinning on their polar axis, waiting for their own discovery. If we looked through our own safe-keeping drawers, we'd see hidden there, beneath the every-day underwear, the lace handkerchiefs that bear our name. Let's take them out and tie them 'round our heads so we don't forget our names--that we are real flesh and bone and blood and spirit--hewn from the same stuff that gods were made of--that there are tiny worlds under our skin--and we are the creators of them. Let's fling the empty words against the wall, and shatter the mirror that isn't really there. --Char
We think we've found him. Yet, did he ever really exist? Was he a figment of reality or just a dream? Why did we/I give so much? Was it fake? So many questions are left in the wake of loss.
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The Narcis
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Be safe,
Karen
a wonderment
ness
Regis
It is more and more interesting to discover a very sensitive persn quite forthright and immensely penetrative . Wonderful poem
Regards
Hira
You bare a soul that's been wounded and put a barrier (condom?) between your heart and the world, to protect your sanity...that's the impression I got reading this...such sadness...well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
hugs
Fee
We think we've found him. Yet, did he ever really exist? Was he a figment of reality or just a dream? Why did we/I give so much? Was it fake? So many questions are left in the wake of loss.
God bless you. Kathy