A Jubilation of Quietude

A Jubilation of Quietude

A Poem by Kelly Scheppers

A Jubilation of Quietude

 

 

 

sated in this humble abode

witness to rivulets of rain

minuscule orbs,

falling

plummeting

trickling  downward

into translucent pools

from a windows chill,

arresting my gaze  

my ardent stare

with a jubilation of quietude.






 

 

© 2024 Kelly Scheppers


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couldn't help but smile and sigh as i read. hypnotizing read as it speaks directly to the soul.. we are invited to revel in the dripping serenity. powerfully uplifting in its whisper. bravo.

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

You give credence to my words with the writing of a review like this, Pete. Thank you for you suppo.. read more
exactly!

You captured a "rainy" day's moments ...emotionally.

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

Your reviews leave an impression upon my heart, every time. Thank you, Chris!
Chris

1 Month Ago

As do you Kell, take care.
K!elly - such beauty! I could easily join you in this quietude watching and hearing the soft rain streaking down the windowpane. There is something so wondrous about rainfall. Thank you for sharing it's loveliness.

Take care - Dave

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

Be it rain or snow, I'm such a voyeur! Thank you for joining me, Dave!
Dave

1 Month Ago

Kelly - I enjoy the pleasure of your company.

Take care - Dave
Stunningly beautiful, the way you represent one of the most common experiences in nature; taking it and turning it to a poetic sacrament offering the mind and body peace. I enjoyed. F.

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

Now, there's a review that warms my heart. Thank you for such a lovely offering, my friend!
strong mastery of imagery, well written

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

...thank you most kindly!
Fabulous Kelly - you are the Mistress of Minimalism and no mistake. Lovely feeling to be out of the bitter rain. Exceptional ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

Where would I be without you, Tony? Thank you so much!
red93

1 Month Ago

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This made my heart happy, thank you for writing it. I liked that nothing was capitalized and the over all layout. Jubilation in quietude is something that this world needs more of away from the noise, just stillness. Very good.

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

I've always loved the rain, and have made mention of it many times in my poetry. Thank you so much .. read more
There's something about rain and poets. They seem to fit together so well. Your poem captures a feeling I can recognize well when thinking of the wet leaves and dripping windows. There's a quiet within us as though nature is trying to capture our attention. To remind us a quiet and reflective mind is to our benefit.

Great writing, Kelly.

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

Rain and poets. Yes, I think they do fit together. I really like your insight here, Tim, about natur.. read more
I really like the paradox of putting together jubilation (which we would think of us as celebration, perhaps noisy, rah rah) and quietude....just listening to the sound of rain...peaceful...

this poem set my mood to "calm."

j.

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

I really liked the word, "quietude". Never used it before, in a poem or a sentence. How ironic is th.. read more
Let all the earth keep silence, as the book says. Some might be bored by the description offered here, but the deepest peace can be found in locations like this one.

Posted 1 Month Ago


Kelly Scheppers

1 Month Ago

I believe so too, John. Thank you!

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Added on October 23, 2024
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Kelly Scheppers
Kelly Scheppers

San Diego, CA



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