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Postby Hennie » 30 Apr 2011, 23:09

my heart 's a heaven
a worm-hole
and a hell

my heart 's a tell-tale
a sing-song
and a loving-spell

my heart 's warm night
a summer breeze
a midnight-choir bell

my heart is still beating
thumping, pushing, rattling
my heart is still beating
and all is well
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Re: well

Postby wyeuro » 01 May 2011, 04:05

lovely hennie. a bit sad though - the first three lines have a very sweet poignancy and the last four bring you down with a bump - from the metaphysical, magical, poetic, shaman heart of the light body to the physical heart in the body and it's susceptibility to malfunction. perhaps i'd have liked a verse to link the two, lead in gently...? still it's lovely :grin:
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Re: well

Postby Naleena » 02 May 2011, 04:15

Hennie wrote:my heart 's a heaven
a worm-hole
and a hell


I really like this, Hennie. A worm hole...a distortion in space and time....linking one place to another. There is a lot of meaning to be taken from this. Very deep when you think about it :)
The trees reach out as silent witnesses always willing to listen to your troubled heart. Nature offers her ears to anyone who speaks into the omnipotant silence. There are places that wait for you. You are loved....you are wanted....you are cared for. You are not alone.....you are not alone.....you have never been alone.
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