Teardrops of a Bleeding Heart

Teardrops of a Bleeding Heart

A Poem by jrPaperheart
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The Beauty of Nature ; Redefined.

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Teardrops Of A Bleeding Heart 

The Beauty of Nature Redefined

 


 

The morning sun rises majestically with the early skies


As the flag of a nation waves drearily once again


A new air is upon us


Contending with the seasons


With every breath I feel the rebirth of myself


Slowly taking effect through the footsteps of the color coated paths I walk


An ease of simplicity amplifies the scenery overhead


I do not feel it nor see it, yet I can sense its presence


Sitting in the beauty of it all, I realize that this is bigger than myself


It is a frightening, yet glorious concept


With every drop of a leaf, time seems to stand still


The silence is numbing, but a comforting aura entails it


And it is here, in the center of it all, where I feel at peace


I walk upon the remnants of a fallen folio and feel connection


Our anatomies are as one


Two sets of veins transport life throughout the surface of our fingertips


Rendering us to live together in a harmonious manner


And still yet the blood line flows further


Looking towards the trees, I unlock the secret of our bonds


As the leaves float from atop the tree, they begin their everlasting cycle of rebirth


Sometimes we must brave the pain to cleanse the soul


Nature teaches many lessons unheard to the ear of mankind

© 2010 jrPaperheart


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now this is a very complex theme...but is executed with a very delicate eloquency...the theme is a bit on the abstract side and can be interpreted in various ways....
there is so much more to us and the universe around us than we think we know so very vast and all encompassing...our ignorance makes us confine ourself to tour paltry deeds and a trivial ego...only if we can rise beyond it all with a deeper conciousness.


Posted 13 Years Ago


Fantastic concluding line!! By far the best of a few really good ones. What I like about this is -although you may have your own specific idea of what the poem means- that it can be interpreted on many levels, like a kind of open metaphor.

A high standard of work again. Powerful.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Good job. I am not much of a nature dude but good write and good description.

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on April 27, 2010
Last Updated on April 30, 2010
Tags: seasons, nature, connection

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jrPaperheart
jrPaperheart

Westerly, RI



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