Poetry In Motion

ETERNITY

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I was walking down my path one day,
and I stumbled upon eternity.
I was surprised.
It didn’t look at all like I thought it would.

I expected space and time, merging in a stream of creation.
Galaxies, giving birth to solar systems.
Black holes, opening onto parallel universes.
Restless atoms, zooming in and out of reality.
I thought I would see the world’s Soul, suspended in bliss.
But eternity didn’t look like any of that.

It was a hairy bumble bee, gracefully caressing the tiny purple flowers in a lavender bush.
A tear, plump and salty, rushing to join the ocean, out of the corner of a baby’s eye.
A cricket in love, playing his part in a majestic choral symphony.
A seahorse, galloping the undercurrents of a tropical sea.
A pearl, white, and full of tiny rainbows.
It was my heart, pulsating gently, rocking my life back and forth.

I picked up eternity,
because it was so pretty,
and now I carry it with me everywhere I go.


Roberta Maria

GAIA'stranger eyes'

Comments

Douglas mbuguadougmbugus Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:22:02 AM

Very nice!

ROBERTA MARIA ATTIrobertamaria Saturday, March 24, 2012 2:14:47 PM

Thank you, Sir!

Dominic Echewunedom407 Monday, March 26, 2012 5:52:21 PM

Eternity you pick up from the ground whao!, I think you try using Reality instead of Eternity, that I think will go deep, its in there keep it on.

Dominic Echewunedom407 Monday, March 26, 2012 5:58:17 PM

Eternity you pick up from the ground whao!, I think you try using Reality instead of Eternity, that I think will go deep, its in there keep it on.

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