'Knife Edge' Poem by Trevor Valentine

'Knife Edge'



'Knife Edge'
by Valentine

The tear glistens
The rain listens
The thunder abates
Perplexed

The rose petal
Looks down at the thorn
Quite forlorn and
Perplexed

The waves break
Against the harbour wall
And then recoil
Perplexed

The soft feathers spread
As the eagle swoops
But the talons withdraw
Perplexed

The soft hand clenches
A fist appears
In a velvet glove
Perplexed

The bee stings
As a last resort
And dies
Perplexed

Fight, flight, kill and care
Nature on a knife edge
Paradox in proximity
Perplexing...

Saturday, June 25, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: nature,paradox
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A poem written to support a friend grappling against human nature, shall we say
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Trevor Valentine 25 June 2016

I am intrigued by the various 'forms' of poems (you have the option to chose when posting a poem) - such a long list! If anyone cares to suggest what form my poetry offerings are using, I would be grateful and additionally informed! Thank you.

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