ETERNAL

ZIGGY

where were you before you were

born in the mist beyond the swarm

of the living realising the reason

for your birth and demise

a conscious soul that is once again

home and whole beyond the reason

for pain and regret when you took

your last breath eternity was met

always immortal have once again

slipped through the porthole of the

unending realm within the hoop of

the forgiving truth the circle

of life unyielding

each time we are born revealing

the essence of our ultimate destination

to be at one with our self when our

earthly realm is forever undone

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Goldfinch60 February 18th, 2018 01:45
I was there, and always have been, My Spirit has come from infinity and will go onto eternity.
Good thought provoking write.
- ZIGGYFebruary 18th, 2018 16:57
  many thanks for taking the time to read my words ,,,,zigs
Laura🌻 February 18th, 2018 07:08
Zigs,
You did say you like to
write on much different
themes just to change
the mood. Well you’ve
accomplished your
goal with this brilliant
write! I feel the connectivity
throughout the poem. I
especially like the third
stanza! Thank you for
posting this exceptional
write!

~Laura~
- ZIGGYFebruary 18th, 2018 17:02
  LAURA hi how can I thank you for the continued support means a lot so glad you like my humble words yes I always write in themes never back down from a difficult theme no matter how long it takes me to finish it just ask hood lol, the hardest write I ever done is posted here its called ''white collared '', that took a long time and many pages torn out to complete as I am Irish the theme struck a cord with me must have a chat with you soon my friend ,,,,,zigs
- Laura🌻February 18th, 2018 17:46
  Zigs,
  Your way of thanking
  me is for you to keep
  writing and posting your
  work! I find your eclectic
  writings very interesting
  and engaging! I love your
  work! Just keep writing!
  
  I will check out
  “white collared”.
  
  I’ll look forward to
  chatting with you!
  Thank you, my friend!
  
  Regards,
  ~Laura~

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