Tread Softly
By mysticventures
Tread softly upon the heart of man
For tucked away in those fragile chambers
Lay not only his power and glory
But his weakness and demise as well
Surely,
All his hopes and dreams, loves and passions
As well as
All his hate and malice, envy and rage
Reside within that sacred vault
Yes -
Tread softly upon the heart of man
Less your footsteps reverberate
Through hallowed halls
And bring crashing down
Those ancient walls
That house the ego
And silence
It's calls
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Copyright 2004 mysticventures
Published on Saturday, August 14, 2004.
Filed under:
"Poetry"
Comments on "Tread Softly"
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On Thursday, August 19, 2004, DarkWolf
(415) wrote:
This reminded me of an old Christian hard rock song.. "Pray for the Heart of Man." Everheard of it? I think you would like it. Well written. Good insight. -Michael
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On Tuesday, August 17, 2004, manywalks
(747) wrote:
This screams, and I agree with Tim. ~ wen
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On Monday, August 16, 2004, TheLastDragon
(69) wrote:
I like how you describe the complexity of the heart. Great work.
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On Saturday, August 14, 2004, Anth
(1126) wrote:
each write of yours,seems to clarify your thought,like light through a prysm,flawless execution,
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On Saturday, August 14, 2004, NikesRain
(1240) wrote:
beautifully written. There's such a gentle tenderness and honesty in this, and it reads so smooth and deep. Perfectly done.
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On Saturday, August 14, 2004, elisa
(1595) wrote:
this is a portrait of everything that is beautiful of a man. i deeply agree. well,well said. men & women are so fragile when together. i've been writing something similar. as always...just perfect:) elisa
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A former member wrote:
I want to copy this and nail it to the walls of every place intentional will ful harm has ever been done. Then i want to scream it in the ears of the spiteful, hateful, and oppresive. Then if they listen I will be free.
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On Saturday, August 14, 2004, Storm
(143) wrote:
aslo I was reminded of "He wishes for the cloths of heaven" by W. B. Yeats though only by the title. All they have encommon is the language and their depth. I liked this one better though =}
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On Saturday, August 14, 2004, Railway_Butterfly
(353) wrote:
...reminds of that quote 'tread softly,for you tread on my dreams'...something like that....Nice piece..I like :)..Butterfly..xxx...