hope,
a literary expression of a new beginning
like
spring and freshness or morning sunlightone is human the others natural
yet what links them is the emanation of newness
freshness, the mornings dawn of a new beginning
we
notice the storm come in because its ominous
yet
afterwards shadows are cast, they come not fromthe sun or dance to a lively burning fire
but come from the tree, from the mountain, the edifice
and our winged friends cast their shadow, their souls,
onto the ground as they soar overhead in joy
this
speaks
to the notion that what energy of light,
freshness
of spring or the dawn, like hope,begins anew it radiates, emanates from within
we
i
have
that in me
then let…*the sunlight grasp the earth and the
moon beams kiss the sea, for what is all this kissing’s
worth if thou kiss not me
if
pleasure be the height of all passion in human life
and
love gives that pleasure like the sun gives light,then let…*the sunlight grasp the earth and the
moon beams kiss the sea, for what is all this kissing’s
worth if thou kiss not me
*Percy Bysshe Shelley
Nature's ceaseless wonders will always be an inspiration .
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love how you weaved in the Shelley-it was perfect!
ReplyDeletethis is quite beautiful. i love how there is always hope. :) and how you describe the places the shadows come from.
ReplyDeletelove the images you've sketched of a fresh beginning...full of light and hope...
ReplyDeleteI can imagine the shadows cast by the sun as ones that would be cast by a bonfire--and it is all what is, as you say beautifully in your second stanza. That's an insight worth carrying into all the beginnings we can make and remake daily.
ReplyDeleteI like this. It's like a prayer, an affirmation of the power within us, love.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed reading this and I like how you quoted Shelley.
Yeah, light starts within...beautiful emotions expressed in your poem, linked to Shelley.. x
ReplyDeleteHow easily we are inspired by the world around us. How gladly do we in her bosom lie as she nurtures us. I too really liked your words.
ReplyDeleteWell written.
ReplyDeleteI specially love this part:
ReplyDeletethe emanation of newness
freshness, the mornings dawn of a new beginning
Beautiful ending with quote from Shelley ~ Have a wonderful week my friend ~