Oh, leaping heart, frisky
flitting like birds from
branch to branch, on a primrose path,
never pausing long enough to truly
see the new,
blue wild or hear the lyrics of the brook; her come away tune.
Oh,
heart, these days, your own song rings hollow, listless,
searching phantom pleasures
while beyond these walls you've built, there's glory.
Fly beyond.
Fly high, beyond the bounds of rocky confines of mutable moments.
Perch,
heart,
lofty and noiseless, listen to the silence of your desire.
Soar above dry land, dry seasons.
Flight is yours
but fly.
Rush no more.
Although, the land is safe,
you were born for air.
At Jingle Poetry and The Sunday Whirl
Love your poem especially the last two lines!
ReplyDeletelove the construction of your poem...
ReplyDeleteuplifting spirit.
Thanks, Robyn and Stephany!
ReplyDelete"frisky flitting" made me smile. This is a strong contribution. Thanks for playing!
ReplyDeletewise words.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving.
being born in air,
ReplyDeleteinteresting ending line.