Follow Thy Elsewhere

Seek

Somewhere out there

Lies thy elsewhere

For thy beauty to glare

Thy miracles to share

 

Nowhere else but there

A universe lays bare

For you to ensnare

Seek for thy gem to flare

 

Somewhere in between

A love for you to preen

Splendor for a life unseen

Save for eyes ever green

 

Hearts from hate to wean

Majesties for you to glean

Completing the soul’s cuisine

Crave no more, precious queen

 

©Alwi Shatry, September 14, 2017

  • Author: Seek (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 15th, 2017 07:22
  • Comment from author about the poem: The seed for this write came from a comment on my poem "The Friendly Tyrant" by Outback. I am deeply grateful to him for sharing for his insights.
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments4

  • Fay Slimm.

    Some outstanding rhyming in this exciting verse - - I love the final stanza with its "soul's cuisine". A great read Seek.

    • Seek

      Thank you Fay. Very nice of you to read and comment.

    • FredPeyer

      Awesome rhyming, great choice of words. I do like it, Seek!

      • Seek

        I am flattered FredP. Thank you.

      • WL Schuett

        Way to go seek cool poem 😎

        • Seek

          Thanks for commenting.

        • dusk arising

          Way over my head is this. I'm still at jack and jill went up the hill level.

          • Seek

            Your modesty is remarkable. After reading "Kat and Santita" and "Tower", I am much closer to the J&J level, I must admit. You write some really marvelous stuff. Had to slow down and reread to get a fuller understanding of your very accomplished work. I say that with all sincerity. I am honored by your visit.

            • dusk arising

              In all sincerity i feel the other way sir. You use of metaphor is something beyond me. Same applies to many poets on here, i am no student of literature just a lay poet. I admire the use of metaphor but it goes way over my head. We are two differing styles i guess. Thank you for your kind compliment sir.

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