*** I wish I could dance as skillfully as planes move along the runway – without a quaver. But my feet fell prey to the rugged floor wrapped in the veil of shabby notes. And so, this fun went on until the dream turned to a virus which simply lingers with no name and no paper attached to it.
Yesterday, a great wordle was suggested at the Sunday Whirl – #720 – virus dance name note lingers runway rugged quaver paper prey veil wish. I tried to do these words justice.
Have I ever wondered about the speed of events succession
And the rapid stream my thoughts follow
While I’m awake?
Is the grass in the field really made of blades that
Swing to the slow rhythm of my thoughts
When I’m asleep?
If I stand on the mountain top,
Supposing I can ever reach that once more,
Will I see the treetops bending in the wind
That refreshes my thoughts?
Or the dry yellow grass burnt by summer sun
Trembling in that same wind
That stings my eyes and makes me cry?
*** Today, I spent time at the beach and I thought of the mountains. My favourite mountains, where I’ve found so much inspiration, serenity and beauty. And then, I came home, had a coffee and checked the poetry prompts. Wow, here is one that brought back the picture of the dry yellow grass just under Vihren Peak. Windblown, indeed. Yay, long live the Ragtag Daily Prompt! #RDP #RagtagDailyPrompt
Today, I found the time to visit one of my favourite prompt sites – D’Verse, and here’s what I wrote to their Tuesday Poetic prompt:
Let Me Take You To The Forest Of Our Youth
Again, and stay there with you under the dark green Branches of the trees and relish our kiss. The trees look eternal, so does our love. The grass we step on is a mixture of softness and pricky-ness. The air – rich in odours and slumber, full of terrors and wonders. The forest of our youth, beyond which nothingness rules Where we don’t care to walk or look for friends For all we need is here, under our feet and in our hands.
Sunday Whirl #707 – a great wordle as always. Here is my offering for this week’s mix.
When I gaze at the train That slowly drags along its brand-new tracks, I see the scarsmimicking the sky, in vague attempt to get behind the shadows And I hear the gossip rustling On the altar where legacy of all fights Burns Gleaming with mercy, And full of love.
Is this the rain I am hearing?
Are these the sun rays cutting through the air?
Believing or hoping,
Expecting or letting go –
All these are part of our endless circle,
The truth and the delusions
Which we wade into while walking
Sliding, trudging or simply trying
To reach the dream on the mountain top
Our heart’s desire
Where we’ll rest and get inspired for the
Difficult climb down
Which proves harder than the aspired achievement
We’ve just accomplished.
Wow! If it isn’t so much to process!
Just let me take a short breath and rest.
NaPoWriMo Day 8
Two for Tuesday – Love poem/Anti-love poem. As usual, I choose a love poem.
Love Is Endless Seeing us look in the same direction
As in the days of our youth,
Eyes more tired now, lips less plump,
I still see the boy who magicked my heart
And who made me believe we are
The rulers of this world.
Hearing us share the same jokes and laugh
At those same old places, exclamations all the same,
I still hear the ring of your voice that cajoled me to peace
And eternal belief that life is good and love is endless.
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The snowy days of frost and glitter seem endless albeit charming and pristine. This inspired this week’s prompt at Poetic Bloomings #530 – Endless. Of course, I could have followed a different path of interpreting the prompt word, but as winter has been really persevering in my neck of the woods, it sounded only natural to me to slide with the icy flow.
Like a line of cars on the motorway, Similar to a string of beads made by a child, are the days of winter – white as sparkling glitter beautiful, yet somewhat slow.
All the glorious seasons crawl up to our welcome, Then bore us with their routine lore, So we wish them gone and over – That endless chain of ice then bloom, Of sizzle and then drizzle – The never-ending chain of seasons in our home.
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