You are in tune with the Universe, Jude...the simplicity of life is well found within your thoughts...tommorrow arrives, surely you will find us waiting with you...
Jude,
We feel the earth's vibrations all the time. It is those vibrations that heal and guide us through our daily life. Walking along the earth's crust, can revive and vitalize us if only we can be open to it's healing energy and strong vibrations.
Much Peace, Love, and Light,
Amber "V"
Reviewed by Joseph* OneLight*® (Reader)
Reviewed on November 22, 2007
A truly extraordinary piece of writing!
Happy Thanksgiving Ace!
Wishing you abundant blessings of love, joy & peace,
Joseph*
His heart scrolling through nights
Of timeless ventures
And memories revived from future voyages
These verses struck me in particular but the whole poem is worthy of much more than a single reading; substance for reflection for sure. Thank you, Jude. Love and best wishes,
I remember feeling this in a write I wrote once, "Hope is Restless"
Knowing, where the slightest ember, glowing...there lies a glimmer. The rain never flooded his fire out! Yet, drops on his window's pain, woke him up!
I love where you take me, Jude!
"Sounds from the Ground", is one I will keep, and one I will always listen for!
Bravo!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Like mysterious open wings and a zephyr wrapping around the senses; your write intrigues and mystifies, Death certainly can be construed as another beginning.
Awesome deep thoughts and so very Intense piece
it held me in suspense from beginning to end
and the sounds where magnificent!!
Brilliant write!
wishing you a very Happy Thanksgiving Day
Love Peace and hugssss...Morning Star
you got some outstanding lines in here a man here wondering how he gone make it how he gon do it up waiting and watching for the right moment the right time to strike just my take
enjoyed
Fantastic symphony of sounds in this one, rumbling and burring away to create that seismic tremor effect. Love the balance between the "buried" deep-vowel sounds and the clipped lightness of short nasal sounds, as in "revived, life, itself" and the final "tick, tick, ticking, him, alive". Kinda has the build-up of energy and excitement that accompanies the rush and gush of an oncoming tube train that heralds its long-awaited arrival with that sudden blast and updraught of headwind from the tunnel. You perhaps describe here what it's like to remain faithful to the commitment of a vision by camping out only in its, as yet, unfulfilled past state. By conserving energy and hunkering down, maybe the transitionary stage will pass a little faster. Sounds a bit like living in suspended animation, or in a phase of deconstruction in order to reconstruct. However, far from sleeping there is an acute sense of watchfulness. It's almost like souls awaiting The Rapture or The Second Coming! And it's true; hope makes all things visible, especially those things that have not yet been... Think I'll just go lay my head on a train-track to see what else I can pick up, and see what happens... :)) xx
I have missed your words :-) Again your thoughts can be read in different ways. first sentence of each paragragh can keep the heart racing with his experience. Thanks for the joy of your words.
A tapestry woven of past, present, and future; life and death. Paradox at the apex of truth. Enjoyed the poem and the excellent, intriguing title. - David
Sounds from the Ground, the growls of mother earth, echoes of man made cataclysms or the sounding steps of future voyages...
Perhaps we need to start giving CPR to the gound to keep it alive for tomorrow.
Georg
Wow!
Sounds from the ground
Barely audible yet overwhelmingly viable
Tick away
To keep him alive for tomorrow
It is our stories/memories that keep them alive once they're gone. You speak to my heart. Thank you. Yesterday would have been my middle son's 35th birthday, and he "speaks" to me through what we shared.
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!
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is Jude ForÉse's 'heart scrolling.'Keep scrolling as it is awesome.
Love,
Susan
very nice work...
Art Sun...
We feel the earth's vibrations all the time. It is those vibrations that heal and guide us through our daily life. Walking along the earth's crust, can revive and vitalize us if only we can be open to it's healing energy and strong vibrations.
Much Peace, Love, and Light,
Amber "V"
Happy Thanksgiving Ace!
Wishing you abundant blessings of love, joy & peace,
Joseph*
Of timeless ventures
And memories revived from future voyages
These verses struck me in particular but the whole poem is worthy of much more than a single reading; substance for reflection for sure. Thank you, Jude. Love and best wishes,
Regis
Knowing, where the slightest ember, glowing...there lies a glimmer. The rain never flooded his fire out! Yet, drops on his window's pain, woke him up!
I love where you take me, Jude!
"Sounds from the Ground", is one I will keep, and one I will always listen for!
Bravo!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Blessings,
Joyce B.
"His heart scrolling through nights
Of timeless ventures
And memories revived from future voyages"
it held me in suspense from beginning to end
and the sounds where magnificent!!
Brilliant write!
wishing you a very Happy Thanksgiving Day
Love Peace and hugssss...Morning Star
enjoyed
"His heart scrolling through nights
Of timeless ventures
And memories revived from future voyages
Sounds from the ground
Barely audible yet overwhelmingly viable
Tick away
To keep him alive for tomorrow"
And tomorrow your ring will echo louder.
Be safe,
Karen
Ron
Fee
Love Tinka
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours--
Perhaps we need to start giving CPR to the gound to keep it alive for tomorrow.
Georg
Sounds from the ground
Barely audible yet overwhelmingly viable
Tick away
To keep him alive for tomorrow
It is our stories/memories that keep them alive once they're gone. You speak to my heart. Thank you. Yesterday would have been my middle son's 35th birthday, and he "speaks" to me through what we shared.
God bless you. Kathy
Evocative writing.
Axilea
as all your excellent presentations are
Peace be with you
William