Stirred Watching What I Cannot Name

Stirred Watching What I Cannot Name

A Poem by Neva Flores Smith - Changefulstorm
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I shiver in a paradise of crimson red.....................

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Folded waves savor what now humbles my soul
Last night hangs overhead
The birth of time is felt on my bare arms
I shiver in a paradise of crimson red
Still water has no name beyond my thoughts
All of my wishes are buried in rooms
Unheard guests that sleep on my horizon
Once howled at the silvery moon
All night I have watched what I cannot name
In a garden where soil conceals
What is suddenly blooming only half there
Surface loosens, breath revealed
The issue of days has now salted my fire
Marked its initials on my face
As tracks of tears I wept for blooms
No longer in this place
Still, a beautiful song lies within my sight
Sings the desire of my soul
Stirred watching what I cannot name
Inside of waves that fold
Garden soil delivers and my soul is humbled  
Though weary and down trodden
Blooms return within the folded waves
I see what I’ve forgotten

© 2011 Neva Flores Smith - Changefulstorm


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Neva Flores Smith - Changefulstorm
Art by Phatpuppy - deviantart.com

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I really loved the artwork above, It's so beautiful. For the briefest fraction of a second, I thought it was a REAL photograph. I really think it matches REALLY well with the poem, which is absolutely BREATHTAKING by the way. :3
Nothing less to expect from you, Neva. Pure delight. I enjoyed reading this.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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your poems are always amazing...
thereis a fluidity,a flow, asmoothness in each one of them which makes it a pleasure to read everytime!

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Oh Neva, I think I like this one best yet... I feel as if you looked into my heart and soul and pulled out my emotions, things I have been thinking for awhile now. As always the imagery you weave can put one right there and make the thought their own as well as the emotions. I love reading your poems so. If you were to ever stop I would truly be lost. You have been given a gift from the Gods a pen of gold they have bestowed upon you. Bravo my friend. xoxo

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Gorgeous pic, love the splashes of hues
painted within this breathtaking poem..
Beautifully penned Neva xx

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Breath taking.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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First stanza really set the scene and I luved every piece of it.. simply resplendid

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Very nice as always, Neva.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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this is wonderful. the last two verse are especially good...this is stunning and I could feel myself falling into your words...beautiful...

Posted 13 Years Ago


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to be there when something is born to watch it grow see it bloom then to have it fade ... the root still lives from which springs new blooms fresh beauty. this will happen as long as life does. every day.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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The imagery is amazing and I like that last stanza. It says so much in just a few short lines.

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This is a great poem Neva...

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Added on May 29, 2011
Last Updated on June 30, 2011
Tags: poetry, soul, water, moon, bloom, garden, song, tears

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Neva Flores Smith - Changefulstorm
Neva Flores Smith - Changefulstorm

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Hello, I am Neva, 4i, from Atlanta, Georgia. My latest book and videos: My latest book - Mailing Letters to the Moon rm_f1st('6','182','true','false','000000','av2j3.. more..

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