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Ancient Songs

Contributed by NoSaint on Wednesday, 22nd February 2006 @ 07:34:29 PM in AEST
Topic: MiscPoems



Following ancient traditions
Every morning she rose
With the sun
To the ridge she went

Raising arms to the sky
Thanking the spirits for their gifts
To each direction she sang her song
A song of praise just to live

Every evening with the setting sun
She returned to her favorite spot
Again her song could be heard
A song of thanks for the day

Many years she followed this route
Giving all she had to others
Always praying her songs
Till the ancestors came to take her home

But at sunrise and sunset
They say they can still
Hear her songs echoing
Over the ridge

Songs so ancient
Songs of Love




Copyright © NoSaint ... [ 2006-02-22 19:34:29]
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Re: Ancient Songs (User Rating: 1 )
by R0b on Wednesday, 22nd February 2006 @ 09:20:10 PM AEST
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Very well written poem. I enjoyed reading this! Thanks for sharing.


Re: Ancient Songs (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Thursday, 23rd February 2006 @ 11:22:15 AM AEST
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Beautiful write, great imagery in this one...Mike


Re: Ancient Songs (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Friday, 24th February 2006 @ 02:34:09 AM AEST
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Oh my!

How inspirational! You know this poem is not startlingly deep. Yet the doors of the mind which are opened with your words, are rejoicing off their hinges! I completely adored this poem. Sometimes those ambigious, deep, emotionally drenching works effect us in manners of passion, but usually that feeling comes and goes. Here, this story is so simply stating opening worlds of imagery for the reader.

I picture this woman as a villager, wearing torn and tattered clothing, washing the clothing of the elite peers among her. As they mock her in the distance, she hears them but only as a background soundtrack to her ever praising nature.

This is just a tremendous write, with such a simplistic tone. Simplistic beauty with a gentle short tale inside of it. The final lines or line, however you may interpret it, allows a wide open ending, which is to express the infinite nature of both the tale's topic, and the spirit of the woman.

Just a superb job all around! I could actually see this in the English / Lit books for the next generation. While, personally I usually fall for the deeper more emotional works of any poet, including you. I have to say this classic work beats all of those which I admire so much. Simply astouding in ever growing power!

I will be revisiting this write many times. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!


- SCM


Re: Ancient Songs (User Rating: 1 )
by Eternal_Dreamer on Friday, 24th February 2006 @ 06:07:17 PM AEST
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~*Shari*~
I'm so pleased when I come across ur pages my dear friend. I love ur work it's always so uplifting and inspiring. Your beautiful poetry always brightens up my day. Thanks for the wonderful writes ~*Shari*~
*warm hugs*
~sue~


Re: Ancient Songs (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Friday, 24th February 2006 @ 06:27:25 PM AEST
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A beautiful song here for the Lord.. follow that path.. reach up to Him and outstretch your arms.. lovely poem.. such love and tender words.. a beautiful picture of pure love... a prayer ... respect to our creator who made us and our world that He holds us in until He brings us home to our truest home.. hugs.. raquelLeah




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