I Spoke To Liberty Poem by Rani Turton
I Spoke To Liberty
I spoke to liberty and liberty spoke to me
Asking softly, 'Do you really want to be free? '
I murmured to melancholy and melancholy said
' Why do all these thoughts go through your head? '
I asked for grace and grace touched my life
Saying, 'Quiet for now. Forget all your strife.'
Then I walked on alone. Touched to the bone.
The anger and the pain, washed by the rain
Dissolved as I wept.
Then, fortunately I slept.
I spoke to liberty and liberty spoke to me
Asking softly, 'Do you really want to be free? '
what a lovely poem ma'm...simple and elegant...very meaningful...10+
liberty and freedom a very big topic...write more on this start...simple and lovely
A thoughtful and profound work of yours, so much is said here on freedom and deliverance, thanks for sharing, Rani.. Yelena M.
Rani, lovely couplets written well used questions, most have asked before you. Liberty of mind comes when we live only now in present moment, it works no matter what the circumstance. thank you Warm regards Bob Blackwell
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Conversations we should all have at one time or another. Excelent job, and keep up the good work...Jeff.