The Eternal Wheel of Life

About this poem

This poem was composed without the conscious influence of any cultural, philosophical, social, or spiritual beliefs to hinder the possibilities of its interpretations. It was conceived by the poet’s fertile mind making observations that all of human life, all of human existence, all of human activity appears to be electromagnetically wavelike in its transformation, inert or suffused with energy, constantly changing; and constantly changeable, like a spinning wheel that weaves a pattern without ceasing, and even when seemingly at pause, is merely at a resting state — creation at rest, but never ceasing. We are collectively conjured by our dreams that unite us all, collectively, as brethren of the same dreams. more »