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The Human Mind
by Ross H. Bruce
copyright 05-08-2001


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 
The Human Mind

Complex like Cosmos! Boundless as sky!
Can shift the wind or stop the time.
Can rock the nation or tame the wild.
Can walk on ocean or ignite a fire.

Stranger than fiction, master of time.
Intriguing nature, slave of desires.
The strong thrives, weakling dies.
Some are free, others so blind.

Can weep for fear when it is hurt.
Can lust for love of an ardent heart.
Can feel the flame of Eternal Fire!
Can taste the nectar of a sweet smile.

Strength of its passion legacy of time.
Power is growing as Sun goes by.
Millions are breeding, no two-of-a-kind.
The beauty and mystery of the human mind.

by Ross H. Bruce 23-Jan-1994
(to Silicon Valley, U.S.A)


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10-24-2001 Beverley McInnis    

Well written. I really liked the flow of the poem. It's so true, isn't it. We truly do not know the full power of the mind.
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