Sunday, April 3, 2005

A Poem " ETERNITY "

  Reflecting on the morning dew

 and smiling on the sea,

 the sun arises, dawning

 and sees me, `neath the tree.  

 

 It only seems a lifetime

 since the ground was rent for me,

 flowers dropping by the petal

 I approached eternity.

 

V

c2005, Deabler, V.T.

14 comments:

Anonymous said...

Your gifts continue to bless us all.  Keep writing writer man!

Anonymous said...

Love this V, but ...
eternity can be a very long time, right?

                    *** Coy ***



         

Anonymous said...

Wow! I'm speechless! Sounds like an out of body experience.

Anonymous said...

Sweet, sad, and cosmic.  Makes me think a little of Emily's "A fly buzzed when I died."  You have great allusions to the life/death experience--the dew, the sea, the sun, the tree, the flower petals.  I love tree symbolism--practically every people has had myths and stories related to the tree.

Anonymous said...

I just love to read what you write. judi

Anonymous said...

Ah, Vince, what a lovely way to start my day. Love it. HUGS. *Barb*

Anonymous said...

There is a sad and dark thread that weaves its way through your writing my friend. Powerful.

Anonymous said...

Once again a beautiful piece.

Monica
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Anonymous said...

Sad

Anonymous said...

Is the feeling a young person experiences when approaching adulthood for the first time? And it seems time is an enternity then? That's what I get from it. Very moving. :) ~V

Anonymous said...

This is beautiful, Vince.  My kind of "eternity."

Anonymous said...

I like this one.  "ground was rent for me"...  How true.  L, Jenn (will catch up on reading the story when I catch up on WORK)  :(  L, Jenn

Anonymous said...

{{{{{Vince}}}}},

Have you ever published a book of your poems?

Vivian

Anonymous said...

          Is Eternity a place or a time or both?  Intriguing poetry, Vince.  Thanks for stopping by my Journal!  Hope all is well with you!

Best wishes,
Debi