If I said I loved you
Would you, would you love me too
- forever
If I said goodbye instead
Would you forget me like the breeze
Running backwards through the trees
If I said goodbye to you
Would you, would you say goodbye too
- forever
If I said hello instead
Would tears stream down your face
Streaming from those fears replaced
Or when the light reflects the visions
Of what could be
Entropy of the heart
Torn and ripped apart
Or softly beating
Not bursting
You are thirsting for fingers on your mind
Playing chords of happiness inside
Drifting from head to toe
Forgetting what you know
- forever
If I said I loved you
Would you, would you love me too
- forever
If I said goodbye instead
Would you forget me like the breeze
Running backwards through the trees
If I said goodbye to you
Would you, would you say goodbye too
- forever
If I said hello instead
Would tears stream down your face
Streaming from those fears replaced
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Forever
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Misc Poems from September 2010
This is a few misc., poems from September. The first is called the Precession of Equinoxes. The definition is below. I wanted it to show that life is a circle, that everything comes back unto itself...that really now is forever.
Def:
Motion of the points where the Sun crosses the celestial equator, caused by precession of Earth's axis. Hipparchus noticed that the stars' positions were shifted consistently from earlier measures, indicating that Earth, not the stars, was moving. This precession, a wobbling in the orientation of Earth's axis with a cycle of almost 26,000 years, is caused by the gravity of the Sun and the Moon acting on Earth's equatorial bulge. The planets also have a small influence on precession. Projecting Earth's axis onto the celestial sphere locates the northern and southern celestial poles. Precession makes these points trace out circles on the sky and also makes the celestial equator wobble, changing its points of intersection (equinoxes) with the ecliptic.
The precession of equinoxes
Travel through my mind
Over deserts, oceans, forests, and back
Do not deceive yourself
You have come
You have ventured
But the destination
Revolves back to the beginning
Before you were
Cause after is beyond
They are one and the same
We are here, right now
Forever and ever
And that is amazing
Makes my heart flutter
And knees weak
I am what I am forever
These deserts, oceans, forests, and back
Like a precession of equinoxes
The circle of life is written in our hearts
As well as the heavens....
Fly Catcher
There shines in me a fire
And it burns and burns
There is no dripping sweat
I am not warm
But hair, skin and bones
They are turned to ash
And when the burning ceases
Nothing remains but my naked soul
Shivering next to my smoldering body
Shooting Stars
If there were not dreams
I could not stand here with you
Without weakened knees
So come alone
Walk through the dark halls of night
Meet me in the moonlight
And let’s speak of now
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