Eventide Dream
"Eventide dream"
"They must understand that we can only lose by taking the offensive. Patience and time are my warriors, my champions." Leo Tolstoy
I watch as I stride the earth making them accelerate. Another time lived, other lives to live on. I watch as I stride the earth making them accelerate towards the end game. One time has ended , whilst others live to live on. Behind my measuring tick, the feet walk, ducks swim, and mornings slide to night to morning like the wheels on a cart moving forever forward. I watch awaiting the brightest crow convey, the rouse of sunlight . Promises laced with scruples epitomises humanity, to me the god of the hour, an hour weighs better than life.
In the evening tide nature whizzes below the clouds, and the Earth's surface walks closer than heaven . The lakes, oceans and sea flash light and throws torrents of glare. Fishes thrive in liquid slush their lives weighed in my wake.
The tarred road undulates, like elephant grasses, the humans as miniature stars wink and sometimes like super novae die as I stride on ever on. Tires whirl pollutants, and dance to the echo of silence and I twirl and twist like the soul reaper, the hour glass glints in my hands at morrows beckoning.
I march forward for now clothed in garments spun from raindrops as I shake my cloak I awake humanity the saints and sinners as they tread the wheel of life. Their faces faceting happiness, grief and regret loom in bond of the towing cloud. Dust below the moon shadow dimples grief and sorrow like a mother god. The silhouettes scenes of the burglars grip, won and lose by whisker. I just spin the world I watch I move for ever forward.
I can tell how nature admit, appreciate in benevolent and grateful splendor, for the spring in the life, and the fall when dry and crumble within the sun big blow and the sky maul fall and the blowing wind . I watches them snare and snores at the death and live bed. Roses bloom in the morning, and falls by the nightfall. The hour flight is the camcorder to all zones and regions. A smile crept on as I travel towards the timely manner.
~ Mickey
About this poem
The poem uses an Omniscient point of view, with time as the seer of other Characters. The first paragraph describe how beautiful nature his. The use of repetition also helps this poem to stand out as a narrative poem without using lyrics in describing the writer's view about human, fault, voices that calls and nature. Enjoy the beautiful read
Submitted by mickeymoore123456 on August 09, 2022
Modified on March 05, 2023
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Words | 398 |
Stanzas | 6 |
Stanza Lengths | 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 |
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