AN EYE AND CLOUDS
Thousand white feathers
Sailing together
Each a free spirit
Breathing benediction
The lonesome boy eyes them
Then ties them in his heart
They become his fountain of words
He writes them
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getting inspiration from nature:)
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring poem.
ReplyDeleteSky writing, your words have wings!
ReplyDeleteand what a lovely write; have a nice Wednesday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Looking to the clouds we can find many things. I like the line "he ties them in his heart". So many inspirations for words tied up in the heart.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice message. I like thinking of clouds as feathers sailing along as free spirits. If only we humans could be as free as the clouds.... Smiles.
ReplyDeletepretty cool bit of magic behind the writing in this ....and i am glad they helped him find his words...
ReplyDeleteI appreciate such people, who can actually see the world instead of just looking at things.
ReplyDeleteNice poem. <3
Yes, we can find lots to write about in the clouds.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! "They become his fountain of words" gave me chills. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea that clouds can be so light they evoke feathers! Very sweet poem, Sumana!
ReplyDeletea great connection between the concrete and abstract.
ReplyDeleteWhite feathers - lovely, powerful image and that chilling hope. Great emotion
ReplyDeleteLove the images here. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteSimply delightful reading. Loved the images.
ReplyDelete-HA
The feathers of freedom....definitely something to tie to one's heart...beautiful
ReplyDeleteThe line: Breathing benediction - very powerful and transcending.
ReplyDeleteSumana lovely!! The magic of clouds inspired! :)
ReplyDeleteI like the way you weave a poetic tapestry with the clouds.
ReplyDelete... 'breathing benediction' ... beautiful image in a lovely poem.
ReplyDeleteThe story of the making of a poet. Very pretty, nice images.
ReplyDeleteThank you , Sumanar.
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"Breathing benediction" is a great line.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem, I enjoyed this very much!
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