A Sublime Moment Poem by William Jackson
A Sublime Moment
A green sprout,
A single blade of grass,
A pharaoh ant wiggling its golden antennae,
Thousands upon thousands of leaves rustling with the wind,
Shimmering in the trees against a backdropp of cobalt blue sky.
No one else seems to even notice.
Likewise,
At first glance and then forever thereafter,
I noticed your exquisite brilliance,
your gentle curves,
supple grace,
poise.
What a sublime mysterious wonder you are,
an unexpected joy to comprehend,
a living artwork,
magic!
A green sprout,
A single blade of grass,
A pharaoh ant wiggling its golden antennae,
Thousands upon thousands of leaves rustling with the wind,
Vibrating in symphonic harmony against an endless sky of cobalt blue.
Yet, not one of these compares with a soul like you!
How sweet you are to compare a love to the grandure of nature. It is a beautiful poem. M
Powerful love poem, William. 'How do I love thee? Let me count the ways? ' You've counted a few in this poem. Well done.
Truly beautiful, a wonderful piece of writing, Thank you William.
Vibrating in symphonic harmony - grass blade is a mistery of cretion! lovely!
Many little things in Nature that we sadly ignore can give forth jets of profound joy in our hearts and ignite in our fancy sparks of poetic exuberance! A beautiful poem!
Rich in great imagery, well penned and fine texture, this amazing write filled with the magic of nature is a clear indication of your great poetic talent, we all here in site and the World have been blessed by your presence! Thank you! 10+++ Thank you for sharing and God Bless You Sir! Love and Peace for always! In Poetry Yours, Romeo from New York City! ...Keep it up!
excellent use of imagery in this crisp written piece....the heart of nature captured with excellence 10+++.............keep penning my friend
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/5/2025 9:48:26 AM # 1.0.0
What a lovely tribute to nature with many additional inferences. A slightly different and yet in some ways similar to my poem called 'Spring'. This is a well written poem. Hope you have the time to read mine. Adeline