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bliss, breath, faith, fearless, grace, gravel roads, life, love, passion, reason, restless, southern, spirit, strength, truth, wandering, wisdom, woman, wonder
her hair was spun
of gypsy moths
and weaved with ribbon
ruby red –
her eyes
a shade of cappucine
gave life to every
dream or dread
she spoke in words
not one could know
a language
only she could speak
a universe
where all was love –
would curse the sailor’s
longing – weak
her fragile hands
a raven’s breast
fluttered soft the beat
of care
a blossomed white
from passions rose –
as essence bloomed
a lover’s fare
she breathed
ten thousand years of light
and knew of things
most men could not
she harbored tears
for moments lost –
and spoke with kind
of love
forgot
what time was hers
no one could say
another birth from dying crossed
what kiss was made
to give away
what ruby red
a gypsy moth
Bobbie, I love the mystical feel of this and it’s evocation that to understand ourselves is naure’s way. It’s not about understanding others, for acceptance is also nature’s way. Love you, Jane xxxx
O, Jane, you are so right. And once we understand and accept ourselves, others will as well. “I have been and still am a seeker, but I have ceased to question stars and books; I have begun to listen to the teaching my blood whispers to me.” Thank you, Jane. ~ My love to you always, Bobbie
There’s something about this one, (I don’t know what), that teases the mind and stirs the soul. Liked it a lot ! …a nice way to start the day.
…. always ~xo~
Paul
Dearest Paul, I’m so glad you found this (or that it found you). Either way, it’s a good thing! Always, Me xoxo
There is a ghostly rhythm that colors this poem as if it was sung by sailors out at sea, after they had a few cups of spirits and their hearts rolled back the cloak from their minds setting free the images of loved ones that they have missed for months! It’s life is a wondeful song, of old times past…with a treasured melody that hauntingly stays alive…i really feel the pulse of this one, it really embraces the heart!
Thank you, Wendell. That was my thought as well. I imagine a woman walking the shore, watching the waves (hand shading her eyes from the sun), awaiting the return of her breath. Thank you…….. ~ Always love, Bobbie