Appreciate the poem. It brought back to my memory one I wrote many years ago and forgotten about. In fact I opened a drawer in my study desk that
hadn't been opened in years to pull out the Moleskine notebook I would write in.
Don't know if it is wrong to impose on this thread or should make a new one. But wanted to share it...think this is the first time I'll be typing it
out...
I
In the darkly evergreen forests so deep
Silence, the only sound so soft and sweet
A melody of nature came to greet
The longing, pining heart of a lost soul
Came yearning, searching for true wisdom to know
His hoping, groping for it to bestow
Upon his heaving, sighing heart belief
That this turning, burning world of grief
Belief that his lived happiness so brief
Purpose it bore, a lesson to be found
Not just lore, but tangible firm and sound
There to implore, a tear fell to the ground
II
In the darkly evergreen forests so deep
Silence, the only sound so soft and sweet
The only sound to this longing entreat
A silence so beautiful in its charm
That his beating heart forgot the harm
Of night and its continuous alarm
A silence wonderful as morning's dew
That awaken the grass the flowers too
To nurture, caress, mature anew
Timeless harmony of its tapestry
Found among each and every living tree
Honey kissed promises for all to see
III
In the darkly evergreen forests so deep
Silence, the only sound so soft and sweet
Beckoned forth knowledge; bid his soul to meet
The truth of life through misty tears of pain
Beckoned forth memories of long lost shame
Lost in shadows, never to stir again
Through the awakening of memories past
A speechless soul learns of life's peace at last
Of gentle cool breezes and life's repast
Put to rest the aching of his soul
Losing his pain to its call so tranquil
Learning life can be oh so beautiful!
IV
In the darkly evergreen forests so deep
Silence, the only sound so soft and sweet
Understood the tear that feel at his feet
Thus those gilded tears that touched the dry earth
Did give forth voice to the wonderful birth
To answers of his sorrow, pain, and mirth
Beckoned forth the silvery shadows near
Approached the unfailing answers so clear
Into which his soul desired to peer
Echos the call of wisdom's voice so clear
At last bursting with song for all to hear
A melody of life, ever so dear!
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