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Would you now go spitefully hating the sun Or go viciously plundering pretty flower beds Or go crushing underfoot, fall leaves in contempt Or turn gently into the fresh fold of snow? Come, come, dear child, hold out thy hands Let me gently embrace thy spindly frame And divest thee of thy onerous cloak For thou art at journey's end; thy vessel awaits repose. If I told you which season you'd die in Would you relent with ease, when the hour falls upon you? Should you know I'm not as fearsome as most believe Could you surrender the lent Light I must return? You already know the answer without knowing For it is not how you look, but how you look! You no longer remember, it's been so long So, I ask it plain: Would you really want to know? You are not just a spoke on the wheel of Life Which needs to, as the seasons, turn resolute Yet you pass through them all, simultaneously Save, your linear faculties confine your esoteric bridge. Take joy in aestival airs, the apex of fruition Springtime soil so easily squandered, bear in mind Access introspective glimpses with hiemal hibernation Autumnal foliage is but a screen, time to get real! You cannot have the sunshine without the rain Nor expect fine blossoms without fair travail Seek thus the true bounty bedecked in full view If you had but the seer's eyeless sight, dear guest. As you travelled from one season to another Did you live fully, even in between them? Yes, the tiny labyrinth-passages you overlooked Time to exact the price now run overdue. Too attached you are to world and kin For none of these, can you take with you But beneficial acts and and good intent Cosmic trick of genes is cecity delivered. The one whose life you may regard so worthless Retains a level which allows his soul to pass through The eye of a needle, not measured in numbers Hoist your soul on, tilt your core... I carry you home So, come, wayworn traveller, hold out thy hands Let me tenderly close thy brief visit here And divest thee of thy onerous cloak, prithee For thou art at journey's end; thy vessel awaits repose. Star Toucher, 24 March 2013
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Mar 24, 2013
Mar 24, 2013 at 4:06 AM UTC
If I told you which season you'd die in......
Would you now go spitefully hating the sun Or go viciously plundering pretty flower beds Or go crushing underfoot, fall leaves in contempt Or turn gently into the fresh fold of snow? Come, come, dear child, hold out thy hands Let me gently embrace thy spindly frame And divest thee of thy onerous cloak For thou art at journey's end; thy vessel awaits repose. If I told you which season you'd die in Would you relent with ease, when the hour falls upon you? Should you know I'm not as fearsome as most believe Could you surrender the lent Light I must return? You already know the answer without knowing For it is not how you look, but how you look! You no longer remember, it's been so long So, I ask it plain: Would you really want to know? You are not just a spoke on the wheel of Life Which needs to, as the seasons, turn resolute Yet you pass through them all, simultaneously Save, your linear faculties confine your esoteric bridge. Take joy in aestival airs, the apex of fruition Springtime soil so easily squandered, bear in mind Access introspective glimpses with hiemal hibernation Autumnal foliage is but a screen, time to get real! You cannot have the sunshine without the rain Nor expect fine blossoms without fair travail Seek thus the true bounty bedecked in full view If you had but the seer's eyeless sight, dear guest. As you travelled from one season to another Did you live fully, even in between them? Yes, the tiny labyrinth-passages you overlooked Time to exact the price now run overdue. Too attached you are to world and kin For none of these, can you take with you But beneficial acts and and good intent Cosmic trick of genes is cecity delivered. The one whose life you may regard so worthless Retains a level which allows his soul to pass through The eye of a needle, not measured in numbers Hoist your soul on, tilt your core... I carry you home So, come, wayworn traveller, hold out thy hands Let me tenderly close thy brief visit here And divest thee of thy onerous cloak, prithee For thou art at journey's end; thy vessel awaits repose. Star Toucher, 24 March 2013
Written and submitted elsewhere for a while, till it reached its journey's end there...lol As with all in life...like seasons which ever change, we are merely offered phases and afforded chances.....let's make the BEST of it, hey :-D
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Mar 24, 2013 at 4:06 AM UTC
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