Be Still Poem by Thomas Wayne Foreman

Be Still

Rating: 5.0


In the stillness of a quiet mind, breaths in harmony as free & kind.
A wondering of what's to be, who is this?
That is me!
Will I release myself to be free, or will I open & choose to see?
A foray of mentality in frolic sleep, thoughts in immanence once buried deep.
The choice is mine only I am to say, I awaken to enbraven another day.
Angelic wings comfort our songs in pride, am I but a timeless breeze on rhythmic glide?
The human form as a flower in bloom, ease aside as we grow & give us some room.
Am I as a moon desperate in sight, or as a traveler free in flight?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sally Ray 23 November 2006

The depth of this poem is the inner soul. Very well done. Enjoyed your poem.

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Thomas Foreman 12 July 2015

Thank you Sally: D

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