And so it came:
From a distant,
unamed, untamed
land.
Where Animals,
knew nothing of man
Rose from the green,
gardens of unkown pleasure,
such beauty beyond all measure.
Came, on the back of the northen winds,
refused to take rest,
below,
beside the Indian springs,
Lent its colours to the drab sky,
shed its shackles up high.
Arrived with the rain,
seperated and spread,
over the parched carpet.
Consumed eveything in its path,
In one gentle breath.
And light finally came.
This poem has such expressive beauty. its really a great piece.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Vincey, I love the visuals here: the picture of beauty that you paint is just so rich and uplifting. Thanks for this write. I like your diversity in writing as well. By the way, 'Like the Last of the Soft Down of Youth' is on the second of its 3 day run on my wall at work. Warm regards and a score of 10 from Gina.