of Destiny

L. B. Mek


Notice of absence from L. B. Mek
'fare ye well' kind friends

Do you know me?

as footprints, on morning dew

 

Will you, remember me?

only your own choices, curate history’s pages

 

How do I learn, to choose wisely?

by treading pebbles - that resonate, with your pulse rate

 

 

© L. B. Mek

March 2020

  • Author: L. B. Mek (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 4th, 2020 05:16
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments6

  • Fay Slimm.

    An incredible imagery-filled poem on what love means as time passes and with a last line that is so heart-stirringly beautiful Mek this has to go into my list of favourites.

    • L. B. Mek

      wow, that's just - well: Awesome!
      in the wise words of Mr Gump: 'that's, all I gota say about thaaaat' lol
      (thank you, sincerely)

    • orchidee

      Good write LB.
      Weaving in Assistant Priests eloquently - Curates, I mean! (Do shut up Orchi. lol).

      • L. B. Mek

        now, now you clever so and so, no i never: me, i'm all innocent and friendly, i don't do stealthy commentary...
        i'm all brunt and shoddy with me thinking's, I leave the obsidian scalpel wordplay, to those Degree equipped - with self-belief,
        i just scribble: instinctively and hope kind eyes, interpret with empathy: these feeble effort's, I share gift wrapped with naivety... lmao (no idea how you kind folks at MPS tolerate me)
        what a pair of knuckle heads we make, eh Orchi

        • orchidee

          Thanks LB lol. Aww, not feeble. Well, you didn't use a capital 'C' for curates, or I would be correct in thinking you was on about priests! lol
          *Looks up *'obsidian*. Now off on a trail of black rock or summat!
          There's nuttier than us on here, I expect, but 'no names, no pack drill'.

        • dusk arising

          Three good questions upon which to wisely ponder and one resounding answer. Though many a pebble may have known my footfall.

          • L. B. Mek

            always a highlight when i'm gifted one of your insightful comments on a write, as always thanks for taking the time, much appreciated my friend

          • Jerry Reynolds

            Nicely done. Read it several times get something different each time.

            • L. B. Mek

              yeah, it's one of those write's that's very open to interpretation I think
              thanks for the supportive comment

            • Goldfinch60

              Super words Mek, as you know you learn through the wisdom of experience.

              Andy

              • L. B. Mek

                indeed, thanks for the support Andy

              • Suresh

                Your words surely resonated with me, as I must learn to thread those pebbles

                • L. B. Mek

                  let me know the trick when you do, lol
                  thanks for taking the time to support and comment



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