Open Poetry #28 |
A poem called Blindman |
scuffedshoe2 Junior Member
since 2003-08-04
Posts 39 |
The colours pour forth from the eyes of the blind man they paint the images in front of them, unique invisible design an intricate puzzles...the world they know around them this is a wrold we'll never know ... the blind man runs in his dreams and in his life crawls standing his destination is unknown but he paints his way to the destination the he so desires leaving behind him for his eyes only to see via memory a more colourful, and apreciated worl then we'll ever know can he design a heaven or perhaps a hell can he paint joy into his journal of sturggles what colour is sex i would ask had i the courage to inquire i cannot mock a blind man he has seen clours no drug can present he has dreams that no one else can understand so i build you a stage in my mind as i pass you in the street blind man for you to stand upon and look out at the faces in the crowd ... i build you this pedistol to stand on to see all the is in front of you and behind me my version for you...of the world i knew now that i am thinking of joining you the blind man smiles as i pass he knows i am there i lift my had to wave but stop after mild hesitation he cant see me i take the pens...one in each fist i point them at my eyes and hold them in front of my face i sit at this dining room table i sweat and dream about the magic inside the blindmans head i take in a breathe, thick with smoke and i throw my face forward will i dream the colours you do now? will i see what you see? can i paint my world as well as you have blindman? will you guide me? |
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BluesSerenade Member Patricius
since 2001-10-23
Posts 10549By the Seaside |
the blind man runs in his dreams and in his life crawls standing Not necessarily, it takes a tremendous amount of courage to walk in the dark. My Dad might have hollered and screamed at me for leaving a door wide open, a mistake I only made once, but believe me he never crawled anywhere. his destination is unknown but he paints his way to the destination the he so desires leaving behind him for his eyes only to see via memory a more colourful, and apreciated worl then we'll ever know I especially liked that part of your poem, and the guidance that is learned through the loss of ones eyesight. Loved your poem for reasons of my own. Thank you for this. |
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scuffedshoe2 Junior Member
since 2003-08-04
Posts 39 |
thanks -ian |
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Marge Tindal
since 1999-11-06
Posts 42384Florida's Foreverly Shores |
Ian~ I've read this several times today ... waiting to absorb it all to reply~ This is so poignantly beautiful~ You touch a very tender side of me with this write~ (and somehow I think you already knew that) Thank you~ *Huglets* ~*Marge*~ ~*When the heart grieves over what it has lost, |
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