mortal, you're all over the place those grassy twines all coiled weaving your lines into deep space our one-time oiled water, now boiled
what happened to the state of grace that perchance we had lovingly sewn hands now recoil instead of embrace with rushes and grasses overgrown
the riverbank was rushed with Moses pulled from near certain early ends to grow and thrive under the noses many who better served, made amends
as history and fiction swirl ahead all together weaving lives interlaced let's hope our intentions not misread into a hell-of-a-handbasket disgrace
we'll carry on whether with potted earth, or artisan box, glass jar, woven basket to make this our home, what it's worth embracing one another enthusiastic
Hi, agoodguy2have, From the grassy twines to the finished woven basket, we are all together weaving lives interlaced. May our baskets carry good things for life!
DaBomb72Mantova, Lombardy ItalyMay 15, 2011
For a moment i felt...basketized by you, goodguy2have I guess our roots are well fixed in our daily drama and blessed happiness drops. Very good poem, a real pleasure to read it !
niah9Auckland, New ZealandMay 15, 2011
Your poems goodguy2have, always leave me deep in thought....Niah
caroljoyceManchester, Greater Manchester, England UKMay 18, 2011
Beautifully written and faintly perplexing. I think you must be receiving these as downloads from another dimension. cj
Odette67Penrith, Cumbria, England UKMay 18, 2011
what happened to the state of grace that perchance we had lovingly sewn hands now recoil instead of embrace with rushes and grasses overgrown
Must be read more than once, there is something very haunting about yhis poem.
scheherezadeHyderabad, Telangana IndiaJun 9, 2011
drink of the fountain of immortality O sage A GOOD GUY TO HAVE :yawn:
I liked the final stanza most: a call to embrace one another enthusiastic is a good idea and we better follow your advice "to make this our home, what it's worth," to treat the environment, our earth, and each other as we should, so that our sincere intentions are never "misread" bringing "disgrace" and harm. But there is much, much more to it in this poem. Thank you for making me stop by and think about it.
PinkpoetressClarksburg, West Virginia USAJul 6, 2011
GoodGuy, Another excellent poem. I enjoyed reading this one. Thanks for sharing.
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From the grassy twines to the finished woven basket, we are all together weaving lives interlaced. May our baskets carry good things for life!
I guess our roots are well fixed in our daily drama and blessed happiness drops. Very good poem, a real pleasure to read it !
cj
that perchance we had lovingly sewn
hands now recoil instead of embrace
with rushes and grasses overgrown
Must be read more than once, there is something very haunting about yhis poem.
Another excellent poem. I enjoyed reading this one. Thanks for sharing.