Memories Of Spring Poem by Blake Nox Gama

Memories Of Spring

Rating: 2.5


I've been taught in early spring
The melodies pounding
Inside my flesh should
Not be allowed to sing and shine, they would
Bring blood, chaos and demise
Tsunami and tornadoes; it took me a while to realize
That set in stone is not right
And darkness is the one that can bring forth light.
It took me all the way ‘til summer
Not to shrink and shriek when I heard the music,
Not to cover my ears and close my eyes, bad manners
Cultivated early, an anti-natural reflex which made me sick.
But now it's full summer and spring is a memory
In black and white and silence of a time I could not see beauty.

Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: reflection,self discovery,childhood ,emotions,nature,nature love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
What lies have you believed in throughout your childhood and held them as truth? Invisible chains around your neck, violent voices that seems to always be there robbing of the joy to be alive... then you grow up. And the voices and chains lost their grip on you, and you can finally see life in brighter colors.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kevin Scanlon 27 April 2018

Wow, what a delightfully ferocious poem, a call to wake up existentially, to cleanse the distorted lens of perception! Loved it!

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