Author: Chensiyuan
Image: existence in quiet forms (here)
the 11 of 12 given words:
grasp infuse experience form fly from
sizzle puzzle trapdoor shell form
nubilous (adj.)) foggy vague or obscure)
to grasp its outright insistence
to infuse with knowledge proper
cautious in tight movements
infuriating when it falters
to experience the richness
of existence in quiet forms
to fly from the realm of awareness
to sizzle beyond comprehension
puzzling when created
avoiding trapdoors along the way
shell-shocked nubilous and disoriented
but among the brave at play
Amber's at MLMM's Wordle #209
Pat at Real Toad's - tuesday platform
Love "to experience the richness of existence in quiet forms" it is all around us.
ReplyDeleteBeing aware is a wonderful feeling when it happens, whether if it's a sunset or being aware of how you feel.
ReplyDeleteLoved the verse Hank. Well done.
Yvonne.
"to experience the richness of existence in quiet forms" .. I absolutely agree! Such a wise poem, Hank 💜
ReplyDeleteI completely agree, lovely Hank
DeleteYves
Puzzling, quiet forms - like a platypus!
ReplyDeleteto be ... or not to be??
ReplyDeletesometimes one has to just stop and forget about "awareness" and "experience" and just be ...
of course, sometimes, when least expected, the actual "aspect" of "being" comes rushing in and we are suddenly swept into the knowing of it ... and somehow, that is, untranslatable. such as it is, often, in life. ironic.
I too agree with Pat about the awareness and experience and just be. I live in awareness of nature, always.
ReplyDeleteI most love existence in its quietest forms. I live much in silence. So peaceful.
ReplyDeleteA puzzle to be brought forth through life
ReplyDeleteHi Hank,
ReplyDeleteThese lines speak to me.
to fly from the realm of awareness
to sizzle beyond comprehension
I think this describes the way we should exist sometimes.
ReplyDelete'to experience the richness
ReplyDeleteof existence in quiet forms'
That is the way to live! Wonderful poem, Hank!
Very impressive weaving together of the words. I particularly like the "existence of richness in quiet forms."
ReplyDeleteTeresa from Razzamadazzle