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Germination

When hurt descends from the tree of life and The stepladder breaks straight onto your pain A trampoline turned jo-jo strangles creeping ivy Entangles in trapezes and dreams of surrender Pick me up where I have buried my wounded soul Uncover my darkness and cradle my weeping heart Mind gaps’s emotions and feelings of rational thought Transcend into vibrating light of balance and harmony At the bottom of searching for circles’ impermanence Rests a rusty wheel barrow that nestles a garden of love Sheds a load from my shoulders and unburdens torment Fallow fields harbour seeds of regrowth and compassion 15th January 2020

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Lady Labyrinth

Date: 1/17/2020 4:01:00 AM

Pain's the breaking point where you shed all that hurts or is no longer wanted in your life, onto the compost heap, spread it around, it fertilisers as good as any shizz, water it with tears, nourish with self-love (sometimes this is hard, but it will come) ...something beautiful will eventually grow and bloom...it's just a matter of time.

Susan Woodrow

Date: 1/15/2020 10:39:00 AM

I can identify with this write... would have gone mad in my situation, had it not been for my garden... I turned a rock-filled landscape into a green jungle cos It was that bad! lol now, I miss that garden so much but it means I simply have to grow another! :)

Peter Rees

Date: 1/15/2020 6:50:00 AM

Always hope at the end of a dark tunnel, and these lines vividly describe a very dark tunnel indeed.