Biographical Poetry posted October 29, 2008 | Chapters: | ...50 51 -52- 53... |
Written when asked, What's new in your world?
A chapter in the book Reflections For The New Day
Living and Loving
by Jewell McChesney
The photo is one of mine from fanart. ;) taken from my back yard!
Time has a way of dissipating
through the fog and rain alike sliding down rainbows looking for the pot of gold and finding it for fools Sometimes it seems ever so apparent an obstacle in my way as if to say "LISTEN TO ME! I have words to share and inspiration to inspire" I've fallen in and out of love realizing that love is wonderful just in the loving but to be loved in return is best I have given and taken (but it's better to give) Yet I desire that love's streaming come from the ebb and flow of two alike souls with opposite natures creating a pure balance act in motion and intention as well miraculous- how two who love fully as if on their own cloud nine seem to float above others- others who only need and take love or who seem to enjoy the idea of it alone as if only a dream unfulfilled I've been in both places above and beneath and now sit content Finally feeling with my heart seeing with my spirit and knowing in my knower that time is never late purpose is always evident eventually In this moment I am in the now the ever present bliss of loving to love eternally complete peace reigns within me questions are only minimal for seeking answers are on the tip of my tongue. I am content, at peace and ready for what is to come! |
Recently someone sent me a pm and asked, "What's new in your world?" I found myself responding poetically, unable to really say ALL that is happening, yet finding myself letting my muse reply.
I hope it makes some kind of sense!
Pays
one point
and 2 member cents. I hope it makes some kind of sense!
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