Wind

Josez 1977 (Jefferson)



Reversed into my eyes
Blessed earth winding in my interlines
Each existence in my mind
Measuring in time
Picture  perfect
Where did i get these lines
Diverting back to imperfect
Oh how so perfect
Where easy was easy
An innocence was innocent
Where are my old ways
Where are those old days
As storms lay across my eyes
Looking into time
I meditate earth wind and mind
I’ll see you there. Time

About this poem

Deep thoughts you have in life. From your first memories of struggle. And you exciting times beyond those moments. Looking at life and its blessings. And those time that will turn around. And in all stages of change you have to be humble and not destroy yourself.

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Written on July 18, 2023

Submitted by Josejmm2004 on July 18, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AABCDEFDGHIIACBC
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 405
Words 83
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 16

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