Peregrination Poem by Sylvia Frances Chan

Peregrination



Horrendous is the mental climate
as a poet, you cannot sublimate
closest to this maddening crowd
we are now in procrastination, it showed

oft am I wandering in my abyss
I feel safe and Divinity is my companion
may I say this is His abundant bliss?

The cascading is no clear vision
just swimming froth languidly
approaching the huge open valley
I see your lovely being still standing there
and I see your mind is traveling somewhere

I am still wandering in this immense land
in the greenest valley of the good country man
continuing my peregrination
deep in my heart
greatest jubilation
when looking up to above
thank You, Lord, Thou art....


© Sylvia Frances Chan

Republished on PH.com
AD.Tuesday 7th Nov.2017
@ 17.55 hrs.PM. W.E.Time

Peregrination
Tuesday, November 7, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: procrastination
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It reads itself....This photograph I have taken is in Rome-City itself, the coziest Roman Catholic Church nearest the Vatican where Pope Franciscus is having seat there, he reigns his people with kindest egards.My Peregrination along the Mediterranean sea....
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 19 January 2019

The mental climate! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Bri Edwards 13 September 2018

per·e·gri·na·tion ˌperəɡrəˈnāSH(ə) n/ noun literary humorous** noun: peregrination; plural noun: peregrinations a journey, especially a long or meandering one. synonyms: travels, wanderings, journeys, globe-trotting, voyages, expeditions, odysseys, trips, treks, excursions; formal perambulations ** i wonder why it says humorous. hmm? bri :) p.s. i have the feeling that the poet went nowhere, physically, but only 'within herself'. am i right?

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