Open Poetry #43 |
At the beginning |
Honeybunch Member Rara Avis
since 2001-12-29
Posts 7115South Africa |
It was at the beginning that sea touched on shore like a woman still unsure of her sex appeal and the shore did not recoil or think then to move until the sea withdrew as time and tide decreed. And by this same decree the sea returns again to assess the state of nature since last she knew of it but the shore for many years has lain comatose absorbing air, dispensing it, and dead to the world. The world meanwhile has succumbed to history that decrees another war, another shift and crack and another upheaval of what was solid, sure, and still the shore sleeps as before. And by this same decree the sea has too succumbed to history’s penchant for repeating itself but ‘tis not a free will choice to replicate the past and experience again the very same outcome. But, tra-la-la, the sea moves on, the shore sleeps as before, and air does its magic trick of keeping the dead alive for ‘tis nature’s decree that a state remains a state from that time of the beginning until the very end. So know this now; there’s no escaping history until within a movement starts that grows to overtake the dictates of the past but better really just to say until the sea and shore unite! Helen / 10 November 2008 |
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nourzihane Member
since 2008-07-10
Posts 254Algeria |
Dear Hoenybunch your lovely words touched my heart and my soul thank you so much Accept my pass love nourzihane |
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Pantheress Member
since 2008-11-02
Posts 215Queensland, Australia |
You use the power of words very well, I love your expressions, Thank you |
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nakdthoughts Member Laureate
since 2000-10-29
Posts 19200Between the Lines |
"And by this same decree the sea has too succumbed to history’s penchant for repeating itself but ‘tis not a free will choice to replicate the past and experience again the very same outcome." This is so true Helen~~ but we try anyway M |
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