Eternity
Eternity, soil between my toes
Eternity, a heartbeat so close
Eternity, rushing of leaves
Eternity, a scattering of wild seas
Eternity, universe humming like bees
Eternity, celestial encircled cosmic stills
Eternity, hungry salted breeze
Eternity, calling of crows
Eternity, swaying wheat fields rippling to and fro
Eternity, new life cry piercing the night
Eternity, tears mixed with blood
Eternity, drowning the flood
Eternity, burning embers of fire
Eternity, a stretching metamorphosis empire
Eternity, dew unwound
Eternity, spoken wisdom, mixed knowledge and word
Eternity, lay down the sword
Eternity, soothsayer vinyl connection
Eternity, mirrored reflection
Eternity, needled at human intersection
Eternity, we, you dream
Eternity, we taste
Eternity, we have known
Eternity, we have seen
Eternity, we paste
Eternity, knows no haste
Eternity, outside time and space
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Sacha Wharton's "Eternity" unfolds as a profound exploration of existence, intertwining the infinite with the ephemeral moments of our lives. With each carefully crafted line, Wharton invites us to witness the dance of the eternal within the fleeting.
The poem's rhythmic repetition serves as a gentle pulse, resonating with the heartbeat of the universe itself, guiding readers through a transcendent journey of perception and understanding.
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Inspiring! Awesome! If this were my poem, I would turn it, among other things, into a video that captures the scene as it flows and swings!
Yes, the power of poetry indeed. It is the oldest art form and you find it in every civilization. And still it keeps on giving.