
Here I write
Throw poetical wings to the breeze
Each day that passeth, offer thanks
For buoyant soul, and heart at ease
What strange narrowness of mind
is that ― to believe the things not
known better than which we know.
Let stronger muscle be that of will,
picture barren boughs without the
leaves ― Possess a heart that never
hardens. Go break blue crystals of
the sea. To sensible men, each day
is of reckoning ― blow wishes unto
hollow of trees.
Here I write
Throw poetical wings to the breeze
Each day that passeth, offer thanks
For buoyant soul, and heart at ease
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Your buoyant soul continues to balance and make up for the others. Great poem!
Thank you so much, Susan ❤️ so glad you liked it 🙂
Possess a heart that never
hardens. Go break blue crystals of
the sea.
Those lines really did it for me. A heart that never hardens is a blessing indeed.
I am so glad you agree 🙂 good to see you James.
Blowing wishes unto hollow trees is a magical image – and I am glad you are fully appreciating that state of mind – long may it last xo
Thank you so much, Jae ❤️ wish you the same.
I love the traditional style of language, Sanaa. …..
“What strange narrowness of mind
is that ― to believe the things not
known better than which we know” In my humble opinion, a really good poem.
Thank you so much, Julian 🙂 so glad you liked it.
My favourite of your poems, Sanaa….I really love it! Especially the blowing of wishes into hollow trees…..and throwing poetical wings to the breeze!
Thank you so much, Sherry ❤️ so glad you liked the poem 😀
Cheers to the buoyant soul…
Cheers ❤️
Such beautiful and wise words, Sanaa. Loved reading the poem. It made me feel so positive 🙂
I m glad you felt positive, Purba ❤️ thanks for stopping by 🙂
Most beautiful Sanaa, ” Go break blue crystals of / the sea. ” such beautiful image….
Thank you so much, Sumana ❤️ so glad you liked it.
Those are indeed attributes worth offering thanks for!
Thank you so much, Rosemary ❤
Hearts are best filled with love but that sadly is not the case in general, probably because profit sways minds away from benevolence. How lucky you are to have a heart at ease…hold on tight to it!
Definitely 🙂 thank you kindly, Robin.
The buoyant soul is a wonderful image… love the sense of the words and its meaning..
Thank you so much, Bjorn 🙂 so glad you liked the poem.
“Let stronger muscle be that of will,
picture barren boughs without the
leaves ― Possess a heart that never
hardens. “—Oh, words of wisdom penned so eloquently! Fantastic piece….Sanaa!! Love this!
Thank you so much, Panchali ❤
magical and soothing 🙂
Thank you so much, Morgan 🙂
I really like the structure of this poem, Sanaa, it has balance and perspective. I also love the way the language flows and, particularly, the lines:
‘picture barren boughs without the
leaves ― Possess a heart that never
hardens. Go break blue crystals of
the sea’
Much love,
Kim xxx
I am so glad you liked it, Kim ❤ thanks for stopping by 🙂
Just splendid. The magical …blow wishes unto hollow of trees…very wise sentiments in this as well.
Thank you so much, Toni ❤ so good to see you 🙂
Beautiful, Sanaa! The language takes me back to a different time. ❤
Thank you so much, Josslyn ❤
Love your refrain line, “Each day that passeth, offer thanks/For buoyant soul, and heart at ease”
Thank you so much, Bryan 🙂 so glad you liked it.
A heart at ease is definitely something to be thankful for.
Thank you kindly, Shawna 🙂
I offer thanks as well for these blessings Sanaa! Thanks for joining us!
My pleasure, Grace ❤ so glad you liked the poem 🙂
Very nice. I like how you began and ended the poem with the same four lines.
Thank you 🙂 so glad you liked it.
Beautiful thoughts. Beautiful words. Beautiful symmetry.
Thank you so much, Lillian ❤️
Poetical wings….I love that.
Thank you kindly, Ayala ❤
I really like this phrase “strange narrowness of mind”. So appropriate for our times.
Definitely 🙂 thank you kindly, Misky ❤
Beautiful….an uplifting poem…
I liked how you opened and finished with the same lovely lines…
Thank you so much, Sreeja 🙂
Your refrain is lovely, makes me want to fly.
Thank you so much, Imelda ❤
I really like your poem, especially the last lines of every stanza.
Thank you kindly, Sue 🙂
Many lovely images in this, Sanaa, but the blue crystals of the sea breaking was my favourite!
Well penned!
Thank you so much, Nicholas 🙂
I like how you began and ended with the same verse. I often employ this method myself.
Thank you so much, Sean 🙂 so glad you liked it.