Goldenrod Ochre Cottonwood MeditationA Poem by Eternal Poet
I once quietly meditated
Under a lone cottonwood Listening to rustling leaves In the gentle August afternoon Just on the edge, the outskirts Of a thicket of gorgeous oak This was somehow my home.... Like some distant dream A haunting memory emerging My soul remembers all detail Recording each passing moment Sheltered from this cookie cutter Gray cemented Suburbia In this field of goldenrod ochre I turn my focus inward In order to grasp the outside Searching for meaning Identity And my place in this world What impression, would my life make? Like a stone thrown across a placid surface What would be left in the wake of my passing? What would I leave for my children? Virtues arise from the pureness of the soul Like the fresh crisp air of early dawn I inhale the oneness of all that exists And ask for blessings bestowed My empathy flowing like a frigid stream Across the landscapes of this evermore Rising upward into a chalice of stars Making clarity out of the static Siphoning through all of these choices My hands outstretched in adoration Lovingly grasping this silver crescent moon © 2014 Eternal PoetFeatured Review
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