by Unknown
Oct 2012 393 Views 6 comments
Four Winds
North ... South ... East ... West...
Where will you be?
Bound by the chains of confusion and despair...
Not knowing who you are?
Or free as a bird
Drifting effortlessly on the breezes of the four winds...
Experiencing who you are....
Where will you be?
Bound by the chains of confusion and despair...
Not knowing who you are?
Or free as a bird
Drifting effortlessly on the breezes of the four winds...
Experiencing who you are....
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Posted: Oct 2012
About this poem:
Just some reflective thoughts about self discovery ... we all have a need to free ourselves of the tethers that hinder the evolution of inner peace and harmony in our lives ... that begins with exploring our own potential ... facing the demons we all harbour in our minds and hearts and honestly and humbly acknowledge and accept that we are the masters of our own destiny ... we can then make the changes necessary for growth as individualsPoems entered on these pages are copyrighted by the authors who entered them. They cannot be reproduced without the author's written consent. © Copyright 2001-2024. All rights reserved.
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Comments (6)
Where will you be?
Bound by the chains of confusion and despair...
Not knowing who you are?
Or free as a bird
Drifting effortlessly on the breezes of the four winds...
Experiencing who you are....
I go into the Mountains...it is there I feel free as a bird..where the silence seeps into my soul.
Unlike poetno1...I truly like footnotes...I have learned so much by reading them...please don't stop writing them.
I agree with the general philosophy of this vignette, having said that, introspection has never been a strong point of mine, probably to my detriment. A thoughtful write...
Bill