Transcendent Sphere: A Poem
Words flow from me like blood
Forming lasting scars like invisible tattoos
Carrying me away to unknown worlds
Creating destinies out of thin air
Breathing in more than oxygen, inhaling life
Not on this earth but in heaven where joy abounds
Like dancing underwater with grace
Or falling in an endless sky
Being alone in a crowd of people
Yet all connected to the One
While feathers fall to the tune of love
Music intertwines as hearts intermingle
Lyrics speak where masks deny
And sparks fly through words
Spoken in a whisper to show the way.
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Comments
Wow! it's very nice thanks to share
Beautifully done! I look forward to reading more hubs by you!
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alvinalex: Thank you! :)
K. Burns Darling: Thanks for reading and following! I'm glad you liked it. I followed you back and I will read some of your hubs soon.
Awesome and beautifully done.. I love these kind of poems great job
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Debbie
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Deborah Brooks: Thank you; I really appreciate it! :)
What a beautiful poem, and I also love that picture, it reminds you that the world is still a beautiful place. Voted up.
The title is an apt description of the poem. Simply beautiful.
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JKenny: Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Cyndi10: I'm glad the title aptly represents the poem. Thanks for reading!
Great poem; great photo, too!
Voted up.
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f: Thank you! :) I appreciate it.
Brilliant! I love the message.
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donnaisabella: Thanks so much!
That's really good!
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Jenny: Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. :)
I read this again, and I wondered what you meant by this line?
"While feathers fall to the tune of love".
Blessings.
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f: I'm not exactly sure actually. I think it was just meant to express imagery, love, and gracefulness.
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