Clay Poem by Lazarus Knix

Clay

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When I rest, I dream of clay-
Towering mountains of unshaped human potential
Wet with the white rain
Of possibilities

I see beauty
In the formless clay-
I see ourselves,
The potential to mold,
The potential to heal,
To redirect the rivers,
To shape our multiple cities with prudence,
To reform ourselves.

I see wonder in the clay
For beauty lies not only within what is,
But in what something has the ability to become.

Saturday, July 18, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: cities,mountains
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Naseer Ahmed Nasir 23 July 2009

Man is made of clay. What else can be moulded from it is a bonus of its flexibility. Good poem, Lazarus.

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Wesley Mincin 18 July 2009

Clay = Humans Very good, Larry.

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