shifting

shifting

A Poem by Nyu

contained in the wrongs
present skin seems unreal at times
eyes wander to the places they crave
this uneasiness leads somewhere
bringing a whole new world out into the eyes
the landscapes might shift
be renewed and bear new life
the soil warmed by the sun again
smiles of flowers and walls crumble down,fading away
plants grow side by side
throwing shadows upon the other

then back we fall
in this body and nothing is clear
moving moving fingers and toes
i observe the body im in
its so strange and familiar


© 2014 Nyu


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Nyu

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It is a great poem. i will rate it100 points. But unfortunately, this one can not stay in the contest, because you are not a group member. I'm sorry, but i just rejected it. Next time, try reading the guidelines, before submitting. Thanks.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Nyu

9 Years Ago

Oh thank you and sorry I didn't see that
Dani The Unreviewed

9 Years Ago

Its okay :) you're welcome.
As if the spirit is lifted above what is expected. The last couple of lines reminds me of times I just watch my fingers move and experience the simple blessing of having that privilege.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Nyu

10 Years Ago

thank you :) I completely agree.
Michael G. Smith

10 Years Ago

I'm spreading the word on Andrea Gibson. I love her work.
Nyu

10 Years Ago

haha thats awesome!:)
Jeez, got quite a beauty to it, in a darkened sense.

The best sense.

You're far better than most your age, as well as those whom first start on here.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Nyu

10 Years Ago

xD thank-you!!

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Added on January 9, 2014
Last Updated on February 8, 2014
Tags: self, body, hopes, thinking, mind, observation, feelings, oneness

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