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January 27, 2017
For -- by leoraigarath has breathtaking imagery and leaves its magical imprint long after reading.
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Bloom, bloom, bloom,
by the window, by the sun,
by the cooling shade of soft green cedar,
bloom, bloom, bloom.

When the chrysanthemums baldly raises
its heavy head to the dim-lit skies,
or cicadas shrill in train-speed rhythm
buzz and rest their wings on your shivering thighs

do not fear the world, the strangeness of Nature,
do not flip your pale small eyelids and waver.
Whenever burly oaks grow, wild-strong branches wide,
and benign barley bend and bow in a smile;
No - this too high; No - this too low,

Bloom, bloom, bloom.
It was after midnight when I was laying in bed, my eyes focused on the wall and the yellow lamp light above me was slowly dimming. Some urge inside me pushed me to grab a pen and start writing words, which soon turned into a poem, and a poem turned into a deep sadness, and that sadness turned into awakening, and then I fell asleep. The next morning seemed brighter, and only two days later did I come back to that poem, copying it into my computer, wondering at its meaning, editing, understanding.

It is truly a wonder that some poems understand you far better than you understand them. Like good wine, you need to learn how to appreciate it.
© 2010 - 2024 leoraigarath
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spoems's avatar

delightful cadence; the "bloom" is a compelling drum beat.