I am Undone
January 18, 2008I am empty
My spirit is hibernating
I have stopped responding
No color
No black
No white
Obscured shades of grey
The Stone foundation cracks
Then turns to sand
The tower falters
I watch blankly
At the impending fall
I feel no remorse
I feel nothing
My flower has dried and fallen
Unfertilized seeds
Are taken by the wind
The stalk turns brown
Then to dust
My life ebbs back into the bulb
Underground
Still and lifeless
Whoo-Hoo! look who is writing again!
by Sorrow January 19, 2008 at 4:33 amNow if only it wasn’t so dark…
and grim..
Beautiful visuals!( of a dark and painful sort)
“I am empty
My spirit is hibernating…”
It sure does not seem like it, but who am I to say.
Welcome back Polar. 🙂
by immwia January 19, 2008 at 8:06 amthe poem is dark, but goes well with the world I see when I look out of the window. There is a lot more life in cold, white snow than in gray, rainy winters.
by Susie January 20, 2008 at 12:02 pmI thought you were on a retreat up in the mountains somewhere. Glad to see you are not hibernating too.
Nice imagery here my brother. Damn, you write dark as hell in the shadows. Seems vaguely familiar, LOL.
Good stuff as always.
by Hawk January 20, 2008 at 8:17 pmSorrow,
Yeah, Yeah, yeah. And are you mocking me? 😀 I love it when you stop by. Sorry about the darkness. That’s just me purging myself. I’ll Try not to be so “Painful” in the future. Dobry Noc.
immwia,
I’ve had some trouble feeling the love lately. It’s like I’m numb or something. Which doesn’t make sense since life doesn’t suck right now. Thanks for keeping tabs on me. Love ya mean it. Dobry.
Susie,
by Polar January 21, 2008 at 12:58 amSorry to hear your Winter is so Grey. Are you far enough north to where you don’t see the Sun during Winter? I love the Pict of Booker with his tongue sticking out. That about sums up my opinion of the the world these days.
Hawk,
That sounds like a damn fine idea. I do know a certain cabin on Cheaha Mt. that I’d love to be kickin’ back in right now. Well the above may be dark but it’s what it took to get my mind right. Go figure. Dobry Den Hawk.
Dear White Bear…we all have to experience the dark night of the soul…it truly is what makes the light so glorious, purge away!
by gailalexander January 21, 2008 at 1:58 pmI’m not far enough north to not see the sun during winter, but when we have no snow it sometimes feels like eternal night. There are snow a little further north, so maybe we will have snow soon.
I love that photo too 🙂
by Susie January 21, 2008 at 7:39 pmDear White Bear, also, i think we all have regular winter seasons of the soul…i think they are necessary as a way to rest deeply so we can come back to our lives fresh with newly growing ideas, feelings etc…..an echoe of nature and her cycles…i think you poem express’this concept in a beautiful way…is there not beauty in unfertilized seeds taken by the wind and the brown of the color that remains in the stalk?!
by gailalexander January 22, 2008 at 1:56 pmGail,
My reply to these will be a Post soon. See what happens when you get me thinking! You’re a slave driver 🙂
Susie,
by Polar January 22, 2008 at 8:21 pmGlad to hear your not in the dark all Winter. I’m hoping for you Snow good enough to ski on followed by weeks of cold but Sunny weather to enjoy. Dobry.
tee hee, lovely…looking forward to your next…responsiveness in another is a miracle!
by gailalexander January 23, 2008 at 2:16 am