Thursday, February 2, 2012

The Mediation

 

The Meditation

It’s one that is rendered
Upon the eve of the night
I look up within the stars
And there is silence
I see those stars
And then walk back in
All the lights are place out
There is a calm nothing
Of a peaceful order
It’s a serene time
That of the calm
Across the bridge
One can hear the trains
From a distance so far
The echoes of time
Service the value
Of a full day
Soon I shall be to sleep
And wake to the morning’s sunrise
Yet for now it’s that of my own
And the calm of nothing
Sooths the soul
As the day has come to and end
Cities never sleep
But within a town as such
By now most lights are off
Yet tomorrow shall come
With the rise of the sun
Till then soul s are soothed
Within that calm of nothing full

~jgs~

 

 

15 comments:

  1. lovely
    the calmness of a peaceful heart.
    Awesome night sky. Good night

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  2. Wow, which is prettier -- painting or poem? I can but see beauty in both.

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  3. So beautiful! thank you for this moment of pure emotion.

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  4. Rodney I thought of it last night one word often brings something - thank you.

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  5. It's not my picture but I wished to place something on after going with the
    flow within a write of a poem. I hope all is well with things Grammy - hugs to you
    and yours.

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  6. Thanks Vicky wrote fast at the end of yesterdays eve...

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  7. Elaine I have wrote and wrote and I love to write most often it's within
    one single thought from the day. Obrigado Elaine.
    A partir daqui para lá no Brasil.

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  8. Poetry and or Lyrical content - I adore Pamela.

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  9. Yes, most of my writings come that way also Jack. One second my mind is empty and the next it is filled with poetry.

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  10. I arrive on here rather late but I do love that method Rodney.

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  11. very peaceful thought Jack thanks

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  12. Your welcome there Kenny I do enjoy the eve and writing as such.


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