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Lush green of variant shades cloud my vision with the hush of tranquility There is no mystery here only the simple drop of sunlight that can't quite penetrate I can remember the times on this grass with you when we stretched out in Nirvana and I'm not certain where you've gone but this blissfulness entrances me enhances me so I am one in essence with this triumphant fertility that makes not even the slightest rustle And here in Nirvana, I can crawl on my belly keeping to myself avoiding the bright sun until I reach the newest dream that whispers tales in the ripples But here, ignorance is reflected in the disturbance of a shimmering pond as a snake enters the water and slithers across my face There have been no creatures here before and all I can think is what a beautiful thing Leaves fall down and wither at my feet branches brush my shoulders and I am annoyed that they try to hold me back All I want is to glide my hand across those scales to stroke that body before it goes and I am left wondering So I bend down before the pond and I can't hear my peaceful song and its' tongue flicks out to greet me so so sweetly and I can't understand why the snake is now laughing or why I'm sweating or how I came to notice that I'm feeling captured not enraptured So I creep back, and I run towards the brightest sun and the snake is gone as I break through the ferns that snap and whimper goodbye and I see the edge to the unknown land Maybe I could choose to strut forward or sink back but I'm forgetting I can't image the soft greens The pond seems muggy in my memory and your face is blocked, now we'll never meet And I'm so fearful of the colours that I don't remember so I plow into the mist and I never truly "know" but I can feel as I lose my Nirvana
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May 8, 2014
May 8, 2014 at 7:09 PM UTC
Losing Nirvana
Lush green of variant shades cloud my vision with the hush of tranquility There is no mystery here only the simple drop of sunlight that can't quite penetrate I can remember the times on this grass with you when we stretched out in Nirvana and I'm not certain where you've gone but this blissfulness entrances me enhances me so I am one in essence with this triumphant fertility that makes not even the slightest rustle And here in Nirvana, I can crawl on my belly keeping to myself avoiding the bright sun until I reach the newest dream that whispers tales in the ripples But here, ignorance is reflected in the disturbance of a shimmering pond as a snake enters the water and slithers across my face There have been no creatures here before and all I can think is what a beautiful thing Leaves fall down and wither at my feet branches brush my shoulders and I am annoyed that they try to hold me back All I want is to glide my hand across those scales to stroke that body before it goes and I am left wondering So I bend down before the pond and I can't hear my peaceful song and its' tongue flicks out to greet me so so sweetly and I can't understand why the snake is now laughing or why I'm sweating or how I came to notice that I'm feeling captured not enraptured So I creep back, and I run towards the brightest sun and the snake is gone as I break through the ferns that snap and whimper goodbye and I see the edge to the unknown land Maybe I could choose to strut forward or sink back but I'm forgetting I can't image the soft greens The pond seems muggy in my memory and your face is blocked, now we'll never meet And I'm so fearful of the colours that I don't remember so I plow into the mist and I never truly "know" but I can feel as I lose my Nirvana
emily-pidduck
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May 8, 2014
May 8, 2014 at 7:09 PM UTC
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