Where The Heart Must Turn
To heal the broken soul
Sleep overtakes me,
Why am I in this slumber so deep?
The wind carries me, scatters me here and there,
Why am I not flying, soaring, dancing in the air?
The ocean crashes me at shore,
Why am I not swimming, surfing the waves?
I am where I am always a bit too soon or a bit too late.
I go forward with steady steps,
Then stumble back do I in hell,
Then stand back do I again.
My heart, like the moon remains not full,
Waxing now, waning now, a crescent then.
Why not I heed the call, when silence spills its wisdom?
Like a flower must my heart tilt,
To the bright sun of of inner vision.
About the Creator
Nightingale
In writing, each letter becomes a symbol, each word a note, and each story the lyrics of a song to be sung to the rose.
More of my work under the pen name Nocturnea at:
www.triaprima.co
—— Nightingale
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