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May 26, 2020
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Satori
I sat staring at the wide open spaces,
Leafing through my tears and fears,
Seeing I was a part of, and above
All that would slay me.
But then a small child passed
And asked, as a child will ask,
"Who is that Mummy?"
A satori had seized me
An instantaneous jump.
I was pulled, whole minded,
Into the purity of innocence.
And released into that world
I rose on a cloud of pure bliss.
— tyro, May 26, 2020
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c lynn brooks
6 years ago
Tyro
This is wonderful. Yes where does our innocence go
tyro
6 years ago
thank you for the comment.
thank you for the comment. "Yes where does our innocence go." Unfortunately once you loss it you can never get it back.
tyro
6 years ago
Yes, Jerry, that idea of
Yes, Jerry, that idea of satori has always intrigued me
Lavender
6 years ago
Satori
Hi, tyro,
Providence in the present moment. It's not often we read or write poetry about pure joy - very inspiring.
Thank you,
L
tyro
6 years ago
thanks for such positive
thanks for such positive comments, glad you saw some merit in it.
Gracy
6 years ago
Hello tyro, lovely poem. I
Hello tyro, lovely poem. I relate to that childlike innocence, all too soon lost. But there is bliss, as you so deftly end your poem.
Thank you, Gracy
tyro
6 years ago
Hi Gracy, I was trying to
Hi Gracy, I was trying to express an idea, a feeling.
Rula
6 years ago
Dear tyro
I thought I've lost all my friends at the queen's tables. Finding you here lifted up my spirits. I definitely looking forward to reading more of your thoughtful works.
tyro
6 years ago
Hi dear Rula its a pleasure
Hi dear Rula its a pleasure to hear from you. The innate goodness you always projected, I find very inspirational.
Have you seen that the table is no more and the site up for sale?
Rula
6 years ago
Yes
Unfortunately :(, that's why I said I thought I l've lost all my friends at the tables.
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