Motion Of The HillsA Poem by Patrick DaviesEver felt physically moved by the objects around you, the events you witness, and the crusty wet layers of the Earth?I'm in a place where my white mind Splits ocean from thin horizon, Reavealing nothing, but the call Of sea birds. Disclosing how I should begin In new words.
I'm at the point. I understand Why generations kill heroes, Distilling their great purity Once so grand. Denying being - in conflict - Sparse, weak and...
I come to a turn in the road, Where heat bends light, blurs sight, wilts - then... Springing back, zesty and lime fresh - So I dive... Clinging oasis trees and pools - South I drive.
I see now, bathed, gazing upward, Why hills roll and we tumble down Rippling rugs, urging us on - On our way. Building on - up, forward and fast - The green day. © 2009 Patrick Davies |
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Added on April 5, 2009 Last Updated on June 23, 2009 AuthorPatrick DaviesnoAboutTell you? About me? But what of the consequences? Oh God, the things they could do to my life if I handed it over... A background from which they could merge into the foreground - a window, an opening.. more..Writing
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