From night mourn a shade torn
Born break of day painted shapes that may
Play in a child’s breeze or die in cloud disease
Moving growing dark reflections of life showing
In it’s shrinking, day and night linking
Shadows fade away at the end of day
- Author: sorenbarrett ( Online)
- Published: December 28th, 2024 04:01
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Good wite SB.
Thanks Orchi for the read it is most appreciated
Beautiful 🌹
Thank you Teddy I appreciate your read and kind comment
I am not going to claim i fully understand it, but i have found it interesting and enjoyable to read, and will read again later.
This is a difficult one but I appreciate your read and most kind remarks
You are very welcome
Love this poem Soren. In it, I love the the play with light and shadow, life and death, reflection and movement...each juxtaposition serving to give one a sense of the passage of time and, of course, the cyclical nature of existence. This is an existential poem at its best and the ending 🤯. Indeed, with the absence of light there are no shadows. Profoundly powerful my friend! 🌹👏
what's not to know, like or love there's nowt to fear in shadows no matter how dark nor deep .. .. Neville
Thanks Neville you provide another view of this poem that shows the other side of the coin you see beyond the surface as always
Great write
Thanks so much Tony your words are appreciated
You're welcome
A very enigmatic write my friend. It makes me wonder where the boundary of shadow ends and life begins, I think.
Ah Bella a great observation the boundary lies at the same place as that of love and hate, dark and light and pain and joy. Bella I'm going to check your poems again and hope that you have a new one, I miss them. Thanks so much for the read and comment
A captivating and
thought provoking
write i must say!! 🤔
Have no fear, dark shadows
fade away
at the end of day! Love it!! 😍
Thanks for sharing 🙏
Best regards ✌️ Thad
This is an interesting rhyme technique. It is very much a song writer's style. All you need is a few guitar chords. Brilliant
Thanks David I have thought of music but my experience with song writing is too limited. Appreciate the read and comment.
I myself have made acquaintance of existing in the grey, part shadow-part light. Very interesting to see that in poetry. Never fails to catch attention.
Living in the grey is where life is at. Thanks for the read and comment Cryptic
Most welcome Soren! 🙏🏻
Sometimes I see shadows where no one is standing. Amen.
Thank you for your read and comment that adds greater depth to the poem. It is most appreciated
But as each day lengthens
Within this New Year
The nights get shorter
And the shadows linger
Linger for life to be seen.
Andy
Thanks Gold for the review and interpretive words of wisdom they are most appreciated
Night and day, shade and light. There is a point when they are so very closely linked. There is much beauty here Soren. Lovely.
Thank you so much Cassie you are so right there is a close relationship between the two and so glad that you see it. We are all shadows in this world coming with the dawn of our existence and leaving with the sunset but only to return with a new day
interesting reflections - am trying to decipher the actual meaning behind it - hoping all the shadows are chased away soon, and replaced by a beautiful rainbow
The meaning is whatever you would like it to be but what I had in mind when I wrote it was that we are all shadows in this world that come and go with the raising and setting of the sun
methinks my brain is as foggy these days as the smog around me - thanks for the explanation - at least now i can understand it properly
good day to you, and a great 2025
I do love shadows, seems to be the ever-evolving existence and then end to humanity. the humans don't die at night like the shadows do, but in a day or two, it seems the humanity does
Thank you so much yes we all fade away at the end of day.
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