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Love's Tumbleweed Propensity

by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com

There are those who think love is reserved for the young; others believing love transcends youth; while the fortunate few know there is no beginning or end to love. It just is…needing

Monday, July 31, 2023


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Love’s Tumbleweed Propensity


Isolated yesterdays
Feeding off arid ghost town dust,
While ancient choruses of tumbleweed
Keep passion’s past perpetually moving.

Wind-blown footprints weave gracefully through
Structures of Emotion’s main street,
Where milestones once fresh of adorned colors
Appear mirage-like,
Even as their essence remains alive.

Questioned of age,
Experience remains confident of purpose,
Defying rejection,
Lifting its tumbling history
Above and over obstacles,
Willing to chance its foreverness at any cost.

Such are one’s dreams tempting wakefulness,
Cautiously holding steady for a rebirth
Behind shuttered windows of slumber,
Awaiting the sun’s rise each morning,
Eyes opening with anticipation,
Lifting one, then two eyelids of daring,
Inviting rays of light to sift through yesterday’s shadowed confinement,
Encouraging a rigid mind to embrace smiles once again,
Invite love’s enigma,
Permit it to fortify its often fickle nature,
The chance of rediscovery.

For…

Even as another day rushes forward to fade,
One’s ghost town of love
Wants only to raise yesterday’s rolling shadows toward the light,
Desiring to be haloed in the dust,
To coalesce with love’s sunset
And make ready the gamble
A tumbleweed seed at a time…


Once again.



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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 1, 2023
A great perspective on the way things are. What you laid out not only includes all the foibles that our ever-growing world society chases to no end ; but also, the possibility that simplicity still exists for those who wish to pursue Walden. Finally, wisdom gathered from a lifetime of experience should not be censored or denied. Why I like both futuristic novels and realistic biographies

Ron

Reviewed by Elisabeth Barstowe
Reviewed on August 1, 2023
Beautiful.

Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on July 31, 2023
Being deeply loved gives one strength. Deeply loving gives one courage. Where true love prevails, there is an abundance of life. True love is selfless. True love is always forgiving. These are the things that I've learned. Thanks for sharing, Kent. May your quest be fruitful. r


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