Continuum Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

Continuum

Rating: 4.4


The physical world is one of change
Many possibilities widen in range
It seems nothing ever stays the same
From death and decay new life came

The flesh that once had a breath
Does not cease to provide after death
A fertile crib is made for a new start
Giving nourishment to seedlings ala carte.

12/18/07

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Thad Wilk 18 December 2007

A pleasure to read Theresa! Thank you for sharing! ! ! *10*! ! ! Thad

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Broken Peaces 18 December 2007

Never ending circles beautiful write not grim but fact max Chris

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Uloia Norris Moore 18 December 2007

Grim or not your ala carte. Brought a smile to my face. Thank you much.

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Tom J. Mariani 18 December 2007

Your 'ala carte' puts a lights spin on a subject that could be grim. Thank you for your peresonal touch. Yorick would have smiled. Tom

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Sonny Rainshine 18 December 2007

Yes, indeed. The Great Circle of Life and all its mysteries and beauty. I like the 'fertile crib' analogy. Cheers.

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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