Enlightenment #2

Enlightenment #2

A Poem by Neville

Enlightenment #2

 


He watched her washing bottles


in a tavern


by the roadside and later mending


burns and holes and tears


in other people’s dirty clothing


and just to


make a living, or so it seemed


Then taking sips


of melted snow caught in a golden


sun bowl


She later dined on grapes picked


from a Grecian


hand thrown plate ..


It was in that very moment


when he realised


without any warning, whatsoever


that nothing


lasts forever and there is no taste


at all to those last


few crumbs we each leave behind ..


 


 

 

© 2021 Neville


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Those crumbs are results of our striving after the winds of chance my friend and some folk just never get to do otherwise - I love this reflection of what lasts and what cannot.............x

Posted 2 Years Ago


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Neville

2 Years Ago


Bless you dear Fay n truly by the way ................ x

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Neville
Neville

Gone West folks....., United Kingdom



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