a session in the meadows of time

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by shobs, Sep 25, 2007.

  1. shobs

    shobs Member

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    sweet dreeams a must within the deep

    somber sleep of meadows

    give us time to rest, time to fly

    we are not fit for travel nor to die

    time to find the divinity of meaning

    lost hopes of innocence regained

    floating memories, long forgotten

    wish we could say goodbye, but the time is now

    time to float, time to sleep

    existing among the forest where we dwell

    come creatures of new prophecy

    spoken steel cut deep within

    differing planes must choose a path

    listen, the time is closing

    pandemic love sweeps the mind

    whispering wind blowing through her hair

    all is at one

    and all has come

     
  2. Autentique

    Autentique wonderfabulastic

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    I love this poem...
    I was transported to that moment of rediscovery, I guess is a way of defining it. It's beautiful, so descriptive, it was like watching a movie.
     
  3. Jack Maundrell

    Jack Maundrell C.A.P

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    I liked it very cool
     
  4. Autentique

    Autentique wonderfabulastic

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    that's just so beautiful and the last part i quoted makes me sigh.
     
  5. ReadyForAction

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    I think you need to get a job and become an alcoholic, you big dirty hippy.
     
  6. Hypocrit

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    I liked it although certain parts struck me as rather ypical. Specifically the "time to fly" part. We are constantly bombarded with that feeling of levitation, give us something new. Maybe instead a sinking, but not in panic. A sinking into a new reality.

    I do however love hte recurring theme of time. I liekd how simply you encapsulated such a wide and broad subject. Although I'd also be interested to see what you find when you delve deeper. Does time end or freeze?

    The last two lines were perfect. I always beleive poems should go out on their strongest point and this did just that.
     
  7. redyelruc

    redyelruc The Yard Man

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    Beautiful. I also like the repetition of time.
     
  8. ReadyForAction

    ReadyForAction Member

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    Does your spellcheck work?
     
  9. Hypocrit

    Hypocrit Member

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    No actually. Not on these or any other forums. I am also dyslexic. I try to catch spelling errors when I can.
     
  10. shobs

    shobs Member

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    shit dude i bet u trip hard
     
  11. Hypocrit

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    Yes I do actually.

    You live in minnesota? I live in minneapolis.
     

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