Morning star
24 March 2016
Empty space
Deconstructed times
Words carry
Weight of hearts
Weaving pain and hope in arts
Of the spoken thought
We forgot
The yarn spread inward
Spinning wheel
Turning slow
Built upon the fading glow
Redesigning worlds
We once lived
In a land of wood
Broken staff
Pointed hours
Out from within realms of scars
Time gushed peeling skin
We loved once
Book of faith and glee
I washed Hearts
Laundered souls
Dark matter amassed like coals
Reeling in waters
Piling black
Capping me like dunce
Triangles
Compressing
My roundness into angles
As I squeeze contours
On love’s path
We oft take detours
Ray meets Pi
Shadows’ death
The walk on circumference
A greater journey
Morning star
It buds within me
Rising light
Carries me
Into meadows of morrows
Where forgiveness lies
Reading of the poem:
Ameno – Era
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Beautiful poem with a hopeful light! Love this, Geetha.
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Thank you Eric 🙂
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I could once prove Pythagoras’s theorem, but, in truth, never really understood geometry.
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My personal belief is that mathematics and our ingrained knowledge of it is what defines the Universe around us
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“We loved once
Book of faith and glee
I washed Hearts
Laundered souls
Dark matter amassed like coals
Reeling in waters” I love, love, love that stanza! It’s so awesome!
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Thank you Melinda. I am not surprised you love that stanza considering your own metaphysical and otherworldly writings.:)
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you know me well 🙂 You’re welcome Geetha.
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🙂
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Hmmm…emotional and mathematical…go figure!
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Ah ah ah Marissa. I guess because I am somehow a balance between both. In a couple of the personality studies that are done within corporate entities I scored as neither fully right brain nor fully left brain but around the middle. These test of right brain and left brain were used in management definitions to see whether the person was more a person of numbers and rational aspect of things or more a person of creativity and the irrational aspect of things. I happen to love maths and chess and a lot of things that are very rational but at the same time love art and all types of creativity which somehow illustrates this balance between right and left brains.
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That’s rare. I’ve never been formally tested but am almost positive I would score on the side of creativity. Good for you though!
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You never know where you would score. I thought the same as you before I was tested
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That’s odd. I saw one of those tests in a Facebook link but I didn’t have enough time to take it. A lot of what’s on FB is bogus anyway but this seemed a little higher caliber.
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Most of the facebook tests are bogus and some of them are actually profiling tests to check trends in the general population. The results for people are BS most of the time, unlike the profiling data stored for their purposes 😀
Imagine this: people ask you inquisitive questions about you and your lifestyle and sometimes private questions and you’re upset with the breach of privacy and scared of what they might use that info for; the same pops up in your online “fun” test and you’re all over the place checking those boxes and splashing your data into the database 😂😂😂
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I know. I always feel wrong doing them for that exact reason. I like some of the ones that test your knowledge though so they become irresistible.
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You should normally always go with your natural inclinations 🙂
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Love the hopeful ending.
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Thank you Tosha
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You’re welcome xo
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Xoxo
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