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Another poem, written back when :lol:
Definitively need to sit down with paper & pencil soon :hmm:

My Journey

I've sent my soul upon a journey
The day of its return still unsure
Withdrawing doubts and wonders
Visiting unbelievable places
Worshipped only by joy

I've sent my soul upon a journey
Somewhere, faraway out of sight
Believing leading the way
On a grassy road in wooden lands
Reaching slowly the sea

I've sent my soul upon a journey
Anytime across the water
It may long to leave soon
No rush needed, time will come around
Stars colliding in the sky

I've sent my soul upon a journey
It waved me goodbye a long time ago
Before I even knew myself
Walking at its own pace
It may lead to you

I've sent my soul upon a journey
Of many goals yet unclear
Following my only heart
Little soul faraway, but close to mind
Reaching her arms across the ocean...


What do you think?!:hug:
 
It sounds like it'd make for a great song. Perhaps a lyrical one from olden times, or something. Has a very bright, peaceful, hopeful tone to it, but it's a sincere kind of happiness and optimism. I picture a beach somewhere, with a vast ocean, and a sunset. Pretty :).

Angela
 
Another poem, written back when :lol:
Definitively need to sit down with paper & pencil soon :hmm:

My Journey

I've sent my soul upon a journey
The day of its return still unsure
Withdrawing doubts and wonders
Visiting unbelievable places
Worshipped only by joy

I've sent my soul upon a journey
Somewhere, faraway out of sight
Believing leading the way
On a grassy road in wooden lands
Reaching slowly the sea

I've sent my soul upon a journey
Anytime across the water
It may long to leave soon
No rush needed, time will come around
Stars colliding in the sky

I've sent my soul upon a journey
It waved me goodbye a long time ago
Before I even knew myself
Walking at its own pace
It may lead to you

I've sent my soul upon a journey
Of many goals yet unclear
Following my only heart
Little soul faraway, but close to mind
Reaching her arms across the ocean...


What do you think?!:hug:

Awesome :hug:

You painted a calmative picture here (just my feelings :lol:).
And I agree, it should be lyrics for a song, it's a very melodic work. :)
 
Girls you've made my week!!! :love::love::love:......who cares if I'm assured that I've failed my stats exam tonight :lol:

Wow, it could be a song! :ohmy:
See, that's why it is sometimes extremely useful to share one's thoughts with others, they give you an insight, an edge you've completely missed! :heart:

I'm at lost for words really, I LOVE poetry and I've been writing since I was 11 or something, about boys with blond hair like corn, back then:lol:

THANK YOU!! :heart::cute::hug:
 
about boys with blond hair like corn, back then:lol:

:cute::cute::cute: So you must have had a lot of fun with that :lol::D
I used to write poetry when I was about 11-15 ;) Then I certified it's not really my cup of tea and turned to prose.
But I still enjoy reading great poems :love:
Have you got some favourite poets? :)
 
:cute::cute::cute: So you must have had a lot of fun with that :lol::D
I used to write poetry when I was about 11-15 ;) Then I certified it's not really my cup of tea and turned to prose.
But I still enjoy reading great poems :love:
Have you got some favourite poets? :)

:giggle: You don't have to pretend like "blond" and "corn" can be called "poetry":lol: But I guess, we all have to start somewhere!

Prose is wonderful too, well, pretty much ANY type of writing, I like!:heart:
As for my favourite poets, well, the list always change, but most definitively: Emily Dickinson, Rainer Maria Rilke, Shakespeare, John Keats, Lord Byron... and I want to start W. B. Yeats before going to Ireland:cute:
 
:giggle: You don't have to pretend like "blond" and "corn" can be called "poetry":lol: But I guess, we all have to start somewhere!

Prose is wonderful too, well, pretty much ANY type of writing, I like!:heart:
As for my favourite poets, well, the list always change, but most definitively: Emily Dickinson, Rainer Maria Rilke, Shakespeare, John Keats, Lord Byron... and I want to start W. B. Yeats before going to Ireland:cute:

If we're talking about Ireland and poetry, I can recommend you Celtic Prayers - wonderful poems :cute: They show the athmosphere of medieval Britain :love: The sea, people... Brilliant :heart:

I read the biography of G.G. Byron, what a man! He was a bigger scandalist than famous 21st-century celebrities :sexywink: And from his name comes my email address :lol:
 
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