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Zephyr Blofeld
Poems
Feb 2014
Passing
To the tree which falls with no one to hear it,
To the soul which passes with no one near it
Life is but the passing of events;
A single thread in the myriad of webs.
We live and act as we do- moving singularly...
Forward as does the stream which gargles and ebbs.
We flail blindly in the dark for the promise of the sea-
that image of beauty and of peace,
Yet, just as the blind man, we are lost- weaving and
Winding our ways with an uncertainty which never leaves.
"When the heart is full, the tongue will speak".
I find this more true than ever.
I am destined to wonder blind, though embrace it
I must, for freedom will be mine forever.
Written by
Zephyr Blofeld
England, London
(England, London)
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