Do not hop me please! !
in my heart there is an airport
full of vapor, snow and sleet! !
in each train of your eye
break the love
there are your freedom stations
after the rails of my body! ! !
passenger, you are like a terminal
in my mind and imaginations
your spirit bag,
your luggages and outfits
your destination is
the great freedom village.
i am an evangelic,
enunciating your village freedom.
There is freedom in taking flight in the air not guided on the rail. Beautifully said. Thank you for your nice comment about my poems.
Great expressions in abstract images. Fits perfectly in new age poetry. Enjoyed reading it.
Freedom the jewel of life great words in this poem we need more of them like this...regards
You are free to think, But when you ink, It should be moderate, And should not be too delicate. A nice poem.
Great imagery, the use of being to express the need to be free, marvellous
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I was interested in the word evangelic, rather than the expected word being evangelist. We know that the word angelic means like an angel, so it had an extra meaning to me in this context. The title is Freedom and perhaps I would have called it Expectations since we each have expectations of each other, perhaps in hoping for fair play one to the other. On another level, I see the baggage that is mentioned as what some would call our emotional baggage. It's something that we get used to carrying around with us wherever we travel, even in our present and future relationships. The greatest freedom is not the living in the now and doing anything and everything we like, but doing what God likes for us and through us. The poet's freedom is poetic licence and the choosing of the words can be as free as you like, but when offering the poetry to the world and to posterity, ought we not to try to improve ourselves and apply more apt words and phrases fitting to the modern day and for the global village? But if we are all things to all people, do we not lose that personal touch and our perspective of our own culture? So freedom isn't fully freedom after all. It's that fine line of compromise upon which discretion is the better part of valour and we please some of the people some of the time...