Final Pictures In Poems Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak
Final Pictures In Poems
Swarming around intellect, like bees to honey, ideas
buzzing incessantly and continually during awakening
hours of life events.
Particular and enticing on an unending basis, balancing
beauty and reality into poetry, activating reason and
logic.
Manufacturing newly formed sequences of coded rhythms,
exercising their senses to heights of unbelievable
progressions in time.
Genuinely escalating into realms of original curiosity,
never easing, only climbing ever higher, needing to
know answers more than before.
Taking all concepts, rejuvenating them progressively
into technology and medical applications, finding new
cures for dangerous illnesses in our world yet today.
Perceptions coming together like puzzles, showing the
big and final pictures in poems of intellectual ingenuity
and innate talent.
It's an amazing thoughtful penning about the unending quest for realizing the ultimate truth and the ABSOLUTE and thus knowing some unknown which may help the mankind to recover from diseases and other deformities. Very wise and with in depth. Thank you
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This poem throws out a wide net and pulls in so many activities of the MIND that enrich, even extend life. You beginwith a central image of purposeful activity - I'll call it the honeycomb because it involves the group actions of so many bees working in tandem. A HONEYCOMB is a decent symbol for human endeavor as well. You also seem to be alluding to the dance of the bees to convey info to each other - an amazing analogy to human art. Your poem goes far beyond this initial metaphor of the honeycomb to embrace human creativity in science and medicine as well, but I am really enamoured of those of those bees - like a bunch of poetw working intinmately together - if that; s possible for such free spirits!