by socrates44San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
Jul 2013 860 Views 6 comments
Wishes
May flowers grow in your footprints
May birds sing outside your window
May your smile warm a sunbeam
May the leaves sigh to you as they fall
May the wind caress your face as it blows
May the raindrops glitter to your touch
May birds sing outside your window
May your smile warm a sunbeam
May the leaves sigh to you as they fall
May the wind caress your face as it blows
May the raindrops glitter to your touch
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Posted: Jul 2013
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Comments (6)
it seems we often think of nature as internally (and/or emotionally/spiritually) impacting us ('may the leaves sigh to you as they fall'), yet not necessarily the other way around such that flowers would grow at our very footprints, or that a sunbeam could possibly be warmed by our very smile
The synergistic relationship you show us here is gorgeous. Ty
this is so beautiful !
the message contained in this poetry is so gentle and romantic !
I will be re-reading this several times
warm regards --Fiona
Yes, you are right. It is a circular relationship. We are a part of Nature and Nature is a part of us. I think that when one has a 'Nature' experience such as being so engrossed by the beauty of a sunset that one loses one's sense of identity and merges in with Nature, any feeling of separation from Nature disappears and this synergy or harmony is more fully manifested. I tried to examine this in my "Beauty and Truth".
Thanks for your comment.
Thank you for your comment.
I have viewed some of your poems. I know that you are a Nature lover and a caring person. I think you can create similar wishes yourself and I encourage you to do so.
Thanks for your wonderful comments as usual.
I truly appreciate them.