The Garden Of Questions Poem by Paul Hartal

The Garden Of Questions



Begetting burdensome outcomes,
Remember quiet qualms clad in benumbed bandage.

Let the clandestine rejoinders boil on a heyday of blossoms;
Let them rise in a fiery fury in thunder of rage.

And then,
While the silky lens of molten music
Refracts the colours of life in trance,
The muses distil the soul; remove the chains of heart,
Empower and lead the dance.

Now your memory renders the train of events.

Look:
A poet is strolling slowly
Through the garden of questions that are hidden
Under the viscous veil of answers.

Sunday, October 2, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: answers,chains
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