The fog bank unfolds from its timeless sleep of oblivion. Casting glimpses of the unfathomable of time and space, from the vailed surface of the deep. This one reminds me of the picture I have on my wall of a mysterious fog bank that appeared on a beach in Machrahanish Scotland.
a wonderful poem to ponder Robert and I'm pondering and wondering,
i feel that fog is gathering on us all each and every day. It gets closer and closer, then when the head is stuck right in the middle of it, we have to figure quick so we can get a breath of fresh air. maybe the fog wasn't so bad, who knows until it comes
Reviewed by Butch Howard (Reader)
Reviewed on January 24, 2007
The words of the poet are immortal, and make the poet so. Outstanding imagery and sentiment.
~Butch
Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on January 23, 2007
Enjoyed, found myself wanting to read more, but alas it was over all too soon. Slendid job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, gifts indeed which then go on to bless others as that inspiration rises in the thoughts and is metamorphosed and blended into the soul of another author, painter, musician... artist. And that mystical sense of "place" has just clicked with me, having been to Dylan's Laugharne last week, then reading what Penelope Shuttle said about finding the spirit of her poet husband in Andalusia - a place they had never visited before. All part of the mystery and the magic of the nine tenths of the iceberg that goes to make up the ways in which we unwittingly interact person to person. And the special bonding that can exist within and outside of spatial time frames. The hushed tone and diction conjure the same awe, reverence and wonder as did your recital of Growing Gem. I hope you are keeping that dictaphone of yours busy...!! :)) K xx
Your words are hypnotic and carry with them that feeling of floating that comes with meditation or from tapping into the energies of those who have left here, but still come to visit and spend time with us. Your images are beautiful and strong and your words keep her alive in the etherial mass that hovers just beyond our aura. This is a wonderful Jude "classic". A keeper for sure.
Take care,
Sherry
hauntingly beautiful and strangely uplifting, Jude. love the idea of something of ourselves living on, as a gift. Dawn
Reviewed by Debra Harmes-Kurth (Reader)
Reviewed on January 22, 2007
Poet, it is as if this poem is an offering to the gifts that were given, the world through anothers eyes. Love transcends both time and space, and it sounds as if the sharing is continued.
debra
WOW!!!! What else can I say? It really moved me because of my own life experiences. your words have painted a beautiful picture of this departed love one, It is a very beautiful and deep piece of art.
Love And Peace ..Morning Star
Your words bring her back to life! I can almost see her face...and yet, you never say whether it's a she, but I see...
"Grave Gifts" can be seen for anyone who has lost...man or women, boy or girl...I see my mom!
Thank you for this~ I Keep! :)
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
This type of beauty stays with us always. We only have to reach out and feel it.
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on January 22, 2007
Always thinking outside the square, or rather out of the grave.
Makes one lament that one day we will be with those who've gone before.
Sobering poem..
Thank you for offering gifts of your love to us.
You do the rare thing so well ~~ uncovering the veil of this world's separation, renewing hope of 'yet another beautiful place'.
'When moments of glitter feel upon your head' ... precious. Thank you for sharing your loving pain Jude.
Heartfully, Suzie
In the Whirlwind is a poetic storm that frees history from the cages of corruption and puts it in the hands of everyday people. Words are weaved into a new fashion statement that has nothing to do with runways but everything to do with projects!
Contraband Marriage, traveling along the hemline of loving after incarceration, is a love story written in lyric and free form, set in reality with a different ever after.
The only sign earth will know of you
Is buried in the soil of your words
Along the icy edge of the lake you once loved
This is powerful. You penned a wonderful picture here with such awesome imagery.
~hugs~
Karen
i feel that fog is gathering on us all each and every day. It gets closer and closer, then when the head is stuck right in the middle of it, we have to figure quick so we can get a breath of fresh air. maybe the fog wasn't so bad, who knows until it comes
~Butch
Love,
CJ
Well said, poet.
Ron
love Tinka
Take care,
Sherry
Carmen
Susan
debra
Love And Peace ..Morning Star
Brett
"Grave Gifts" can be seen for anyone who has lost...man or women, boy or girl...I see my mom!
Thank you for this~ I Keep! :)
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Hugs Angela
Peace. Joyce
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
This type of beauty stays with us always. We only have to reach out and feel it.
Makes one lament that one day we will be with those who've gone before.
Sobering poem..
Fee
You do the rare thing so well ~~ uncovering the veil of this world's separation, renewing hope of 'yet another beautiful place'.
'When moments of glitter feel upon your head' ... precious. Thank you for sharing your loving pain Jude.
Heartfully, Suzie
Mortality revealing
Freely giving
. . .yet another. . .
excellent poem
DWB