I know I have written many poems
Said many things to you in vain
Sung indirectly many hymns
Cried in the presence of the rain.
Therefore you must be confused by now
From all of the fleeting feelings I stress
And you understanding me, I do not know how
I am honored how you overcome my mess.
The same, to you I am loyal still
Keeping your love while sending my own
Equally and oppositely from my soul's will
Neither of us shall be alone.
Keeping each other tied to earth
Our hearts are flames in a hearth.
Short stories, excerpts, poems, and musings from A. Jaecadin V. B. and friends throughout childhood to now.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Granted
We may think about death
as we live
and as we die
think about life
When we may take life for granted while living
we enjoy it while dying
and the ones we love
seem so longed for now
We may walk into the garden
and hear the music never heard before
and enjoy the wind more than usual
grazing through our hair
Slowly things pass
never to return exactly alike
with its predecessor
and we wander the small forest trail
So where is the hope
as we step onward on the ragged stones
uncovering sharp obsidian and sweet flowers
and do not know when it will end?
as we live
and as we die
think about life
When we may take life for granted while living
we enjoy it while dying
and the ones we love
seem so longed for now
We may walk into the garden
and hear the music never heard before
and enjoy the wind more than usual
grazing through our hair
Slowly things pass
never to return exactly alike
with its predecessor
and we wander the small forest trail
So where is the hope
as we step onward on the ragged stones
uncovering sharp obsidian and sweet flowers
and do not know when it will end?
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