Saturday, August 18, 2012

Late Life Sprout


When we become cynical life can seem so dreadful. So full of hate, of all we've done and done to us;

When we lose innocence, in the early part of life; perhaps much later made more clear;

When we forget with what or whom we are connected, all the Universe so, if abstracted;

When we forget that first song, that made us breathe - faster and more deeply;

Was it Hendrix? Was it Bowie? Or by chance some Bach played slowly.

When we began at first to love, but then to have its world on us cave in;

When we realized it was all a dream; some concoction, another hateful co-dependent scheme;

When we finally grew up, but then in a sights grow clear a specter of Death looming near;

When we gently as a feather put, our heads on pillow to admit,

There's something greater just out there;

All we have to do is share.



By Wu Sharman

7 comments:

Charles Gramlich said...

I strive to resist my own cynicism. It's not easy.

foam said...

This is a lovely lullaby.
Just what I needed to read this weekend too!

I used to have ideals ....
I lost them a long time ago.

Mariana Soffer said...

So nice to see you foam :-)

I like what you said, thanks

Kert said...

I'm 23 and it scares me that I'm losing hope at this stage.

Great rhymes, by the way. :)

/t. said...

some good thoughts there

wishing you well, mariana

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/t.

Mariana Soffer said...

/t:

I am doing great, thanks a lot, the poem is not mine, I am not even sure who is the person who dedicated to me, but I thought it was good to share.

Take care my friend

the walking man said...

Bach definitely and consistently Bach.