Thursday, November 5, 2009
Lost and Found
I tried to be quiet
but the stones
crunched under my feet,
and just as I approached
you jumped into a pool
of molten thought
and disappeared
leaving nothing
but concentric rings
of what might have been
had I remembered.
Upon returning to the forest
I saw you wearing
your floral crown.
When you smiled at me
I realized something
quite profound:
that my grief
for what I lost
transformed to joy
when you were found.
c. Douglas Fireman
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Ooh, I love this poem. It reminds me of all my thoughts and dreams that disappear when I try to grab and hold on to them yet so often reappear when I have let go. What a gorgeous picture to go with the poem.
ReplyDeleteDo your poems come from the pictures or are the pictures found to go with the poems?
I love this poem and how it complements the beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks, freebird.
ReplyDeleteIf you look directly in the center
of the pic,
you'll see the face
of a young girl.
So nice to know, Adine, that you
appreciate my pic and poem.
Hope little Neko is doing better.
Thank you for all the kind comments you have given me and others. For being such a generous person I'm giving you an Over The Top blog award. See my blog for details.
ReplyDeleteI will return again and agin to your blogs--for you speak what I may hide and sing it for me winna
ReplyDeleteWinna, your words mean so much to me.
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased that you enjoy my blogs.
Peace.
Hi Ramona.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for
the award. It was so
thoughtful of you.
Cheers.