The wise man knows himself to be a fool
Photo by Brijesh Nirmal on Unsplash
From the very beginning
The sun rose
And all to teach me how to cast my eyes to heaven
Cloudy days are like sacrifices
But to compensate we have the green
And water worlds,
Tall trees and dappled sunlight suit me best
Most would like to begin the world again
I knew from the very beginning that my heart was tender
Easily broken. There is no balm for the earth’s hurt.
Do not deceive yourself, time is short
Wounds only sometimes heal. You knew from the beginning
That you didn’t want to live a life with eyes closed
Senses anesthetised
Marooned on the island of self
Developing a dryness of manner, an alienating wit
Some people endure a closed life of repetition.
Simple used to be a compliment as holy fools attest
Avoid the vortex of doubt
Reach out in shade and sun,
Lay out a platter of dreams
Do not miss the dawn
There is no cure for dreams in words.
It is time to give gifts of time
And money beneath the holy sun.
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Sat 27th Apr 2019 14:37
Love this one John! You do have a way with words poetry man. ?