sun is out
morning clouds
and somehow the day is begun,
on the horizon
a hawk glides
with the tip of the wing,
if you listen
you might hear its cry,
beautiful midsummer day,
peace finds its song
and another year
creeps along
The sparrows gently sing by TigerEgern, literature
Literature
The sparrows gently sing
Silent was the night
Silver stars so brightly shone
As out of a dream
The nightingale broke out
In a song as pure as gold
Step by step I followed
An invisible pathway
Meandering here and there
From tree to tree
With steps as soft as velvet
Into the sea of golden light
I gently sailed away
On wings of silk and whispers
Leaving fear and age behind
Like dust in winter's wind
I rest my head again
Against my worn old pillow
Dream again tonight
Of days and years gone by
The sparrows gently sing.
Mountains High and Rivers Flow by FroggyArtDesigns, literature
Literature
Mountains High and Rivers Flow
Upon mountains high,
the peaks arise, a jagged crown
against the skies.
With silent grace, they watch the
land, a timeless and majestic stand.
And nestled deep within their hold,
a river's story unfolds.
It carves a path, a silver thread,
through verdant valleys,
softly spread.
The water sings a gentle song,
as it tumbles peacefully along.
Reflecting clouds and sun's bright
gleam, a living, winding, liquid dream.
The valley floor, a vibrant green,
the most serene and lovely scene.
Fed by the river, cool and clear,
that whispers secrets to the air.
So high above, so far below,
the mountains stand, the waters flow.
The mountains are a symbol of
freedom and choices we make,
and the rivers song is a reminder
of where we've been.
A perfect harmony they keep,
while all the sleeping world dreams
the river constantly streams.
In this world of dream-forms
Awake only for seconds at a time
Is there an end to this suffering
This incomprehensible longing
Of my every cell to burst open
And become boundless water again
Is there such a thing as pain
In this default state of alertness
I let every fibre of my being twitch
With a force almost nuclear
Until there is but a whirlwind of chaos
Destructive and devouring
A hunger that feeds upon itself
Self-perpetuating
Self-habituating otherness
Amounting to everything and nothing at all
And from this place of nothingness
I carry with me the depth of the oceans
The spirits of killer whales
The forcefulness of wind
The darkness of the wisest minds
That dwell beneath the earth
Seared into my glass-like skin
The mark of wilderness itself
One brown red stem,
pencil thin etched delicately on a ceramic cream plate.
Attunes in one fleet instant,
the mind to dream and the eye to see.
Tall reeds amid grasses blowing,
spike and stem limned clear against the blue eternal sky.
Lasting Shadow 2024
Like a tear drop
That has vanished
Into the depth of ocean!
I dream of becoming a rainbow, falling mist,
Crystal clear stream,
I want the awesome animals inside forest
To drink my lovable outer shell.
To be reborn as deer’s hairs,
Flowing dancing in the tune of waves
According to the song of wind,
on yellow hue,
Like a child bidding,
Ta ta to older generation!
The river where the current rots
You will see the fall of Babylon
A garden full of delights
It will dry up and bear wormwood fruit
A bridge connecting what was with what will never be, yet it remains
You will see the images He warned you about
A stream in which everyone will drown
He will establish a law where no one will be without guilt
Despite your blindness, you will believe in nothingness
For does not emptiness desire to remain at home for eternity?
Crystalline whispers blanket the earth,
Silencing life's vibrant mirth.
Bare branches reach for leaden skies,
As daylight slowly fades and dies.
Frost-kissed windows, clouded with breath,
Nature slumbers in seeming death.
Yet beauty lurks in shadow's gleam,
A frozen world, a silver dream.
Snowflakes dance on winter's breeze,
Secrets whispered by the trees.
In this hushed and pallid land,
Time pauses held by winter's hand.
Stamps Of The Life And The Rain by MarioStrikerMurphy, literature
Literature
Stamps Of The Life And The Rain
Over the city, a strong downpour; everything has the same color, and we almost can't see the nearby mountains. It ooks the gray sky is falling over the Earth. A bit later, the sky is more blue, the wind is cleaner, and the streets and houses are like if they were recently washed.
In the taller mountains, the rain comes, sometimes accompained by thunders and thudnerbolts which resound in the valleys. The shepherd vigilates the herd which crowds scared, and he covers himself the best he can do, with rubber sleeves, at open field. He kmows very well he shouldn't tae shelter neither under the trees because they can attract bolts, nor in the ravines because suddenly it can drop a torrent under. But after the temporary, the green of the hills and the hillock will rebirth; there will be good grass, by too much time, for all the cattle.
In the valleys and the plains, the water falls, sometimes, in a narrow curtain which floods the fields and makes the roads get muddy. The seasonal scares