Poetry in Motion
By Alchemist
If you don’t see poetry in nature you wouldn’t have a limb
to stand on
If you don’t see poetry in the cosmos you wouldn’t have stars
to guide you
I know it’s all science and math, patterns in bloom and chemical
booms
But Fibonacci was a poet as much as the tides and the moon
As much as the flowers you give to your love
To show her the poetry of thinking of her
Under architecture so beloved, the art of poetry surrounds us
Poetry is existence, chaos and order, sacred, discarded and shameless
But when it all crumbles away to make room
For new poetry to bring future lust and doom
It’s merely poetry in motion
A poetic motion picture to view
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Copyright 2013 Alchemist
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On Sunday, April 28, 2013, Deathkitten
(571) wrote:
I agree with this write, and it is unfortunate that many beings cannot associate life/nature with poetry or even care to take the time to appreciate it for what it is, but as sad as it is, it's their loss.
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On Monday, February 18, 2013, Nehema
(958) wrote:
There is a beautiful poetic truth to even the science and math in relation to the fact that it only comes about when the ego/mind needs rationality and comfort... Love your poetic verses and stimulating thoughts - XXOO
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A former member wrote:
Excellent! Poetry is everything and everything is all we have.
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On Friday, February 1, 2013, Sean Mc Shane
(606) wrote:
Nice one, man. I really dig that outlook. Way cool. Later -
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On Friday, February 1, 2013, FadedBlues
(2096) wrote:
...poetry is everywhere, if it wasn't we'd be missing a vital part of ourselves...
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On Thursday, January 31, 2013, dwells
(4177) wrote:
The mathematics of the spheres, very musical and beautiful in the simplicity of perfection perhaps, thanks.
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On Thursday, January 31, 2013, Dei
(663) wrote:
i completely agree. I was in the middle of astronomy class yesterday and as the professor stood lecturing me in the sciences of the universe i couldnt help but this how incredibly poetic it all was.