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This Is The Sound Of Morning In June

by Tom Goss

Underneath the eruptions of foliage
the light generates soundwaves
which stealthily disappear into the busy soil
like worms wiggling into the time-pausing
depths of a singularity.

We are falling,
caressed into eerie transcendence
by the expanding cosmos,
by the misty waterfall of memory
which always sends us splashing so wildly
into the oddly familiar rhythms of the past.

There are ideas that I cannot convey,
emotions I cannot begin to comprehend,
as I am merely a single leaf adrift upon a river called Life.

Yet there is movement:
watch as I sway with the wind,
listen as I rustle with jubilation,
daring to embrace the buoyancy of this journey,
attempting to envelop these fragile moments
with a silky cocoon of human awareness.

(Join hands with me, as we glance upwards to the sky above.)

06/21/2016

Author's Note: Piano Instrumental Of This Poem

Posted on 06/21/2016
Copyright © 2024 Tom Goss

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Kristina Woodhill on 06/21/16 at 03:14 PM

Very elegant, full of motion. "which always sends us splashing so wildly into the oddly familiar rhythms of the past." - my favorite lines. Thanks!

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