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Logan
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0 posted 2001-07-20 01:04 AM


The whispering breeze is gone from me,
not to be found, nor even to be.
Never again to be the same,
no longer there to call my name.
Once it blew its gentle breath,
now gone away to a certain death.

Hills of green seem dry and bitter,
sparkling creeks lost their glitter.
The path ahead turned rocky and steep,
land itself not even worth the keep.
The moon is hidden behind a dark cloud,
warmth of sun flees timid and cowed.

How I wish to hear once again,
a whispered name upon the wind.
The breeze to curl around my face,
one that will linger with saving grace.
Rise up o’wind and ever blow,
to come back to me with whisper slow.


--------------------------------------------------No probs..gentle smile..Vikings brood once in a while

© Copyright 2001 Logan - All Rights Reserved
JLR
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1 posted 2001-07-20 01:11 AM


The sense of loss...is audible.  Well done!
Suetang
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2 posted 2001-07-20 01:13 AM


Logan
This was a stunning piece of writing, yet so very sad.  I always enjoy reading your work.
Take care......Sue

Suetang

Paula Finn
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3 posted 2001-07-20 01:18 AM


Oh yes...haunting...yearning...beautiful
SmittenKitten
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4 posted 2001-07-20 01:19 AM


There is such a sense of loss in this poem...I'll blow a hug your way okay?  It's not a whispered name, but it doesn't hurt!    This was such a beautiful write...I never knew sadness could be beautiful.  But I have learned that here at Passions from talented poets such as yourself.
Hugs,
~Krista

Logan
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5 posted 2001-07-20 01:32 AM


JLR, thank you for your comments. I appreciate you giving it a read..gentle smile

Sue, very gentle smile, you are so kind with your words always..thank you so much for all your support.

Ahh, Paula..your words are always so thoughtful and looked forward to..Thank you for being here..very gentle smile

Krista, most gentle smile..What a very kind thing to offer, I gladly accept your gift and offer a hug back. Your words are so very touching to me, thank you

Saunni
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6 posted 2001-07-20 02:30 AM


Aww, so sad, but you wrote about it so beautifully!

Sauni

Sauni :)
Have you ever known the color grey when the nighttime finds you weak
I have, I've walked that road each time; that's where my angel sleeps

Temptress
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7 posted 2001-07-20 03:24 AM


Warrior dear I am your wind,
Cast across your cheek,
A whisper seeking a friend.
For when your mood casts you down,
Here I am to bend your frown.
Settle here and have a drink,
Let us upon, some smiles, think.
Look inside to see your heart,
The moon does glow in every part.
From the glint of your gentle smile,
Travels a love no brood could defile.
Take the hand now offered here,
Of A Princess who holds you dear.

Of course you know I had to respond. Forgive my rough rhyme, but its all in the message, Sweet One!



Janet Marie
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8 posted 2001-07-20 07:07 AM


Hills of green seem dry and bitter,
sparkling creeks lost their glitter.
The path ahead turned rocky and steep,
land itself not even worth the keep.
The moon is hidden behind a dark cloud,
warmth of sun flees timid and cowed.

How I wish to hear once again,
a whispered name upon the wind.
The breeze to curl around my face,
one that will linger with saving grace.
Rise up o’wind and ever blow,
to come back to me with whisper slow.
===============================

and you brood beautifully gentle spirit of the wind.
this is lovely in its bittersweet plea and longing.
We need not always feel we have to write "happy",poetry has many moods...we write to release emotions and heal...
release into the wind and gentle breezes will carry you...
(something you would tell us, Im sure)
(see we're learning from you)  
peace and poetry
jm

When your own emptiness is all thats getting through
There comes a point when youre not sure why youre still talking
I passed that point long ago

Interloper
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9 posted 2001-07-20 09:27 AM


Beautifully sad write.  
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10 posted 2001-07-20 09:29 AM


Agree with Interloper... beautifully sad...


VAS
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11 posted 2001-07-20 10:26 AM


pure agony to lose all sense of emotion, but then could agony be felt,
numbness, how could one describe it better than you have here
it would surely be agony and despair
but how could one sense without air
may the breeze whisper your name again
soon


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12 posted 2001-07-20 11:01 AM


enjoy
Marge Tindal
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13 posted 2001-07-20 11:20 AM


Logan~

Gentlest thoughts brought to mind
I return to you in kind~
Softly emitting whispers of same
Tenderly calling out your name~

Hope you hear me on the wind
Calling out your name again~
Whispered thoughts to the Viking
Hope you find it to your liking~

*You are wonderful !
Love ya'
~*Marge*~


~*The pen of the poet never runs out of ink, as long as we breathe.*~
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catalinamoon
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14 posted 2001-07-20 07:15 PM


Logan if I did not know better, I would say you were a little depressed. You gave it a very good description. Glad it's just brooding. I do that a lot, too.
Hugs
Sandra

Martie
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15 posted 2001-07-20 07:28 PM


Logan--I'm married to a viking and know all about those broods.  You have written it very well!
shadow974
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16 posted 2001-07-20 07:44 PM


Logan, you have written a wonderful yet deeply sad poem. and I liked it much.

Do not fear going forward slowly,
Fear only standing still.

Corinne
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state of confusion
17 posted 2001-07-20 07:58 PM


Just stop and breathe, my friend, look to the source of your inspiration...

Cor

BloomingRose
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18 posted 2001-07-20 09:30 PM


How I wish to hear once again,
a whispered name upon the wind.
The breeze to curl around my face,
one that will linger with saving grace.
Rise up o’wind and ever blow,
to come back to me with whisper slow

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Haunting and yet beautiful.

Deb

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19 posted 2001-07-20 10:04 PM



Ah, the Viking...the staid and stalwart of all...

the one with the lonesome heart...

the Herald of those that should know...

the one that hates depart....

I hear....

MARK V SHELDON
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20 posted 2001-07-20 10:22 PM


Logan, I suggest renting the movie "Office Space" to quickly change the mood and perspective.  If you've ever, even for a brief moment in time, found yourself in an office environment, you will guffaw at this comedy... (just a suggestion) :-)  But I did enjoy the flowing, somber emotion of your poem.  I've seen through those eyes more than on one occasion...

-MVS

"When you tell the Truth, you never have to remember what you just said."
--Del Casher

Logan
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21 posted 2001-07-21 01:13 AM


Sauni, gentle smile, thank you for the read and your nice thoughts and comments

Ahh, Gentle one..very gentle smile..how very sweet of you, as befits your nature..Thank you for all. I will treasure the write

Janet Marie, you always strike me right at the core..you are delightful in your kindness..very gentle smile

Interloper, thank you for the read and your nice comment..gentle smile

Cpat..the same to you my friend..gentle smile

VAS, thank you for your thoughtful thoughts, and kind words..I appreciate you being here..gentle smile

Vandana..I am happy that you gave it a read, thank you..gentle smile

Ahhh, Marge..what can I say, but thank you, for you know my words in spirit..You are a good friend...very gentle smile


Logan
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22 posted 2001-07-21 01:22 AM


Sandra, very gentle smile, thank you for the read. The broods do hit, don't they?..Appreciate all your support

Ahh, Martie, we do make you shake your head, don't we?  Glad you knew what I was feeling...very gentle smile

Shadow, thank you for being here and for the read and kind words. I am glad you enjoyed..gentle smile

Ahh, Cor, I appreciate your advice and kind thoughts, my dear friend..very gentle smile

Deb, gentle smile, thank you for being here, and for your thoughtful words

Ahhhh, Sissie...very gentle smile...yes, you hear quite well indeed. Thank you for more reasons than one

Mark, gentle smile, been there, done that, but appreciate the advice. Thanks for being here and giving it a read

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