0084 The Quiet Room Poem by Michael Shepherd

0084 The Quiet Room

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Into this quiet room; with sweet relief
the sense of oneness with oneself returns;
the glorious, restless world no longer thief
through thought, of all that for that oneness yearns;

and now, in peace, outside the window shine
all life's specifics; all its passing show,
now from this peace, seen as a play divine;
all restlessness now gone; time, ever now;

and in this heavenly peace, the heart's laid bare
in all its nature, born from heaven above:
a nature that with all its all may share;
since in reality, that heart is love.

O that self-education thus might bring
to all who thirst, love's ceaseless single spring.

Thursday, May 19, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: education,peace
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ghada Shahbender 22 May 2005

This has inspired me to write of my 'heaven overlooking the Nile'. Hope you approve. GS

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Peter A. Crowther 19 May 2005

Your sonnets seem to have given birth to themselves effortlessly which is the mark of all great art!

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Mary Nagy 19 May 2005

Another great poem, you're on a roll this morning! My 'quiet room' is my front porch. Everyone needs that escape. Sincerely, Mary

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Ghada Shahbender 19 May 2005

Amen. So soothing and comforting. Thanks again Michael. GS

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Michael Shepherd

Michael Shepherd

Marton, Lancashire
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