Time to say goodbye
one word; so many meanings
release, relief
sorrow and grief
a parting of the ways
on pleasant terms
or painful
marks as a triumph
scars as a loss
shouted loud from a roof-top
whispered in the silence of a tomb
slash of your obit
carefulness of a memoir
one word; so many meanings
write your own
your calligraphy
your font
your joy and sorrow
one word; so many meanings
Thanks Keith. Good bye can be such a hard word to say. Fare thee well and all the best.
The Sun & the ecliptic rotation around the Earth : The green Sun is the one of the vernal equinox (march), it is followed by a summer solstice Sun. Then automn equinox and winter solstice. The ground plane (latitude 50°N) is green, the rotating ecliptic plane is blue. Also represented are the celestial equator, the two tropics and the rotation axis. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
sunday’s quiet entertainment
yawning at day’s end
know that time will pass
see it swirling
in early morning coffee cups
and feel it late night’s dreaming
for Monday’s a rush and revolution
turning, tuning, changing
waiting for that season‘s passage for the vernal equinox
or summer solstice
time marked by ancient practice
druid, incan, mayan, shaman
knew that time would pass again
charted in the passage of seasons
but now we have clocks and smart phones
should we leave the sleepy world behind
saying good bye to past tomorrows
today’s enough to spend
oh and time will pass
for there’s monday’s revolution
time and passage blend again
PS: lost link to artist who used stones as their canvas; if you happen to know, or have suggestions on how to find, please let me know. Thanks – like the old cliché, I like to: “give credit where credit is due.”
