Members Surpass-A Posted July 15, 2006 Members Report Share Posted July 15, 2006 I. I never dreamt the world was round, for I can see it beneath the inevitable break; ‘the people’s earth’, or so its called and its waiting... waiting on you. I watch as the light becomes etched before my pupils, almost as if I were a bird feeding my forbidable flight with the morning stare. Thinking of the lives in which man has stole; before me I catch a glimsp of a single leaf swaying gently within the take of the breeze. The veins twinkle elegantly within its texture as it absorbs the last appetite for rain ... such a peaceful existence it seems, yet beautiful within its reign; softly tailing the eye of the Mother oak till it nestles willingly beneath such feet. In the night of this feeling; the appearingly alveolate tree begins to weave its arms in agitation, as if resisting the independance of its own child and the break of nature’s worthy cycle and I begin to contemplate... If every bud upon the severed bark had felt for its last, would it then strive to the fullest, or rather just figure and wilt? See, I, like the lonely leaf, know the meaning of this tree... for prior to Spring, the eve of death, such would yield its passion in hope to survive its troubled time and if one should shudder and fall then he would not be seen; for vast miles are his brothers of stronger, younger arm. The tree seemingly begins to wail in spite of this, tap, tap tapping at the glare of my heightened window... and furthermore, for every Dot of the‘I’ or cross of the‘T’ I can see the bark beginning to tingle evermore with an element of fear, almost as if I am delaying the inevitable dawn beneath the ‘reign’ of my own intriguing fingertips. Is this the true meaning of destiny? for upon this moment I would willingly offer my hand to any love neglected by the visage of heartless gluttony. The leaf will be brown in a day or two, but for death or a new life? I am curious; who else upon this earth would contrast such a minute piece to its plenary existence? Pressing my nose upon the glass to catch the curiousity of the leaf wandering in its freedom; I note my concern and hope that its wings will not crumble in the wind. Only a hope, for the day is due, I can see its face seeping before the haze of the clouds. My eyes begin to tire feeling the weight of the sun and I know the words upon this moment are becoming my last. So I ponder upon time; who can break the cycle of nature? One can only wonder. II. A dawn each to their own. We as poets are the thinkers of art, the dreamers and the designers and I, as one, ‘a nocturnal equanimity’ in such, that the sparks of my motherless quill aim to picture a lonely sky. I clutch to every thought, for I am the epinasty valuing every bud in earnest from the motives of the tree. I long to press my lips upon a single leaf and pledge to my faith that stars will be born, in stages, before me... and before us. I believe in a world where the passion is of the hearts living for their souls, we were made as man, woman and dew and as I watch the high world rise once again and speak of my growth, behold the fashion of the oak tree and its inevitable fall... soon to disappear before the eyes of the world. My friends, walk this life how dreams perceive you should, you must believe… as I believe; that tomorrow truly is a new day. But in your journey be sure to rest as dreamers often do… and as I must do... the eye of the world gazes upon me, preaching in its devoted Sunday stare for my own vision to become impaired. To sleep now is my devoir, though, in vow, only for a moment … until my own day is ‘due’. © Surpass-A Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Admin Hero1 Posted July 16, 2006 Admin Report Share Posted July 16, 2006 that was awesome!! really interesting.. welcome to the site :2thumbs: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Members Surpass-A Posted July 16, 2006 Author Members Report Share Posted July 16, 2006 Thanks alot for the comments dudes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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