A satellite bleeps out its sound
but there is nobody around
to heed its warning.
As the planet spins below -
see? - Shining silver forests grow!
The day is dawning.
But the people are now gone.
Because of all that they had done,
plant life is mourning.
This was sparked by the Themed Thursday subject -'Space'- I used the space betwen my ears to come up with an offering! LOL
The same inner space produced the following sonnet, which, if you visit Hilary at The Smitten Image, has the perfect photo to accompany it.
Together At Day's End
Everything stills as dusk approaches. Light
takes on a sullen hue and clouds gather
forces, ready to battle with the night.
Standing on shore, we two wonder whether
darkness will come between us, draw a veil
over our present joy, shroud it in mist
before morning, once the sky blushes pale
and the shy face of heaven makes a tryst
with daylight. But at this day's end, we find
perfection and peace. One beside the other
in silence we gaze, as though a greater mind
had suddenly taught us how we might discover
duality within a single being, an entity
newly birthed, but already linked with eternity.
You're making good use of the space between your ears ;-)
ReplyDeleteAlas, too true...
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ReplyDeleteLovely words for the photos, Jinksy.. thanks. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the plant life is mourning our demise even if it's our fault.
ReplyDeleteGood point, beautifully made!
ReplyDeleteOutside and inside sense of existing, thoughtfully spoken.
ReplyDeleteThoughtful pieces very well written!
ReplyDeleteWell constructed Jinksy. I enjoyed it immensely
ReplyDeleteDefinitely good use of the space between your ears! LOL. :)
ReplyDeleteMy Poetry Pantry Poem: St. Patrick Limerick
Both wonderful pieces...one filled with harmony and the other with the result of disharmony! Great reads...:)
ReplyDeleteLynette
Imagination Lane
very wondrous pieces.
ReplyDeletesmartly penned.
Happy Monday.
Such ideas and feelings abound,
ReplyDeleteshout out for man never hears a sound.
excellent piece about forests. but nature has a way of repairing herself.
ReplyDeleteWe should all employ the space between our ears as well as you do!
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