An Answer;
Many are the Hearts
born to live, to love;
and in the living, the loving,
find that it is enough
to live,
to love.
And for the few
who this is not
enough? The hearts
born to bleed, to bleed slow
like the squeezing of the stones,
leaving a Rorschach
of ink
across
the sheet
of our Lives?
These are the bleedings
we come to call
Poetry.
(Wednesday, July 27, 2011 @ 23:45)
Many are the Hearts
born to live, to love;
and in the living, the loving,
find that it is enough
to live,
to love.
And for the few
who this is not
enough? The hearts
born to bleed, to bleed slow
like the squeezing of the stones,
leaving a Rorschach
of ink
across
the sheet
of our Lives?
These are the bleedings
we come to call
Poetry.
(Wednesday, July 27, 2011 @ 23:45)
Published by Brendan W Vittum
Brendan W Vittum is a self-styled Poet, Author, Philosopher, Photographer, Graphic Designer, and Hardware & Software Specialist whose experience spans more than 25 years. His works have been published in a v... View profile
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3 Comments
Post a CommentThank you my friends. I did Effi - many of the images I use crawl from my skull. ;-)
Poignant and well penned.
A thoughtful poem, did you also create the picture? :)