Written on the wind
Written on the wind the words came one day,
shivering, and tired, and confused.
Lost was their meaning, wand'ring all the way.
They fell on my lips deadly mused.
I've buried them kindly in my mind's willing ear,
and I opened forgotten locked thoughts.
As a flame lights a shadow and the truth ends the fear,
I was hearing the connected dots.
They were telling a story that came from beyond,
from my people that wanted me free.
All their dying words were for me a blood bond,
a life breath, a life scent, a life plea.
So I've listened to the wind, that told me: 'It's time,
time for you to go and forget.
You belong to the rainbow, to the stars' dust and chime,
to a world without fear and regret.
You shall fly once again to a land that's unknown,
you shall open your heart yet again.
You shall love those new people and call them your own'.
Then I kissed the words with no pain.
29.06.2014 Finland
Maria Magdalena Biela
An excellent title on a well written poem.... I like the flow of your words and the images you project, stanza by stanza.
Thank you for being so kind to my poem! The writing of a poem is the most delicate and blessed thing for me...
As a flame lights a shadow and the truth ends the fear, I was hearing the connected dots. you belong to the rainbow...... what a fantastic imagination..... it is time to go. liked it very much dear poetess.. congrats! ! for POD
An imaginative write with great imagery. I really enjoyed your art.++10
As old friends, You can estimate my journey with English language and poetry for you know my craft since 2012...thank you!
My comment was too long. PH would not accept it, so I had to break it up into sections. I have posted them in reverse order so that the beginning will show at the top!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I've listened to the wind, that told me: 'It's time, time for you to go and forget.... wow wonderful expression and at last- Then I kissed the words with no pain.// this line make the poem great enjoyable I think greatly poem penned