Love life’s mystery
14 February 2016
Dreams endless
Continued morrows
None alike
Surges spike
Electricity charging
Every my atom
You hold me
Like desperation
Your frame trunk
Your arms twigs
On each other we are drunk
Woven ecstasy
Valentine
You from ether’s flame
Soft the smile
Lift the veil
Show me etchings of your face
You who none can name
Turpentine
Essence for my oils
I paint us
From memory
The blue, the red and purple
Flowers for the bees
Moons unite
In dark nightly skies
Where stars ride
Fast moving
Their dead bodies strewn wishes
Upon you and me
Triangle
You me and the moons
She breathless
Stacks her hopes
In fateful rivers endless
In morrows she swoons
Come hither
There is a valley
Where we grow
Endless roots
Fed by sweat air and honey
Love life’s mystery
Reading of the poem:
Spring Waltz – Frédéric Chopin
A beautiful poem by Geetha about true love in a manner and sense we all just can dream about, where 1 + 1 doesn’t make 2 but 1, a true amalgamation of two minds, two bodies and two souls. Hearing Geetha recite it always adds an extra dimension
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Thank you Jann. I appreciate you reading and commenting
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You always tie in the images, words, and sounds so perfectly. Hope you are well.
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Thank you Andrew. I am well, thanks and hope you are too 🙂
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Thanks. No complaints here.
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🙂
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Beautiful! Missed your voice reading it.
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Thank you 🙂 It must have been because I forgot to put the reading and then remedied
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If I may suggest you place the reading at the beginning of the poem that way we can follow the words as you read. Wonderful voice!
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Thank you Hector. I put the readings just as an addition as someone told me one day it would be nice to hear it as I would have thought about it. The words sometimes have double meanings and I usually don’t punctuate so as to allow different interpretations to flow catching or not the verses that come later together for the meaning. I added at the end the reading so as not to disrupt the poem and images as well as the potential for reading different interpretations. I feel that if you hear my intonation or the way I join certain verses or break within a verse it might interfere with your interpretation of the writing
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I see, well I believe it works either way and myself prefer to hear you 🙂
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Thank you so much 🙂 I just wanted to give people the liberty of interpretation before they heard how I join or split the verses. One person told me he actually directly heads first for the ending to open the audio version or sometimes the audio version and one of the songs before reading the poem. I am not sure how the combination sounds, lol
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Gorgeous words and images. Chopin’s Spring Waltz was a great touch!
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Thank you. I am glad you liked it. I love Chopin in general but this and a few others are my favourites from his répertoire
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You are welcome!
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Nice one Geetha. As always I find the last verse/lines best 🙂
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Thank you Kamal 🙂
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Just beautiful!
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Thank you Marissa 🙂
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Very interesting and beautiful selection of images accompanying this piece. Simply sublime ღ
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Thank you Mark ❤ . I just realised that I wrote 20146 for the date and also forgot to add my reading, lol
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Omg i saw at all!, really he is awesome. İ can not describe with any word.😯😯
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Yes, I know, it is absolutely breathtaking. George is legally blind so invented the process to be able to “see” the paintings and he did a lot of Kopera’s works making them even more stunning and haunting
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😍😍😍
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Wow interesting.
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And wordssss,👍👍
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Thank you Melek
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😊 welcome
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🙂
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Oh pics💟
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All pics by Tomasz Alen Kopera, a very talented young man. You can also check out his paintings modified by George Redhawk as gifs, they are stunningly beautiful (if you google with both names you will find them)
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