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Who Hears
by William Robbins
copyright 04-13-2002


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 
Who hears the snow
falling in frigid, wind sculptures
on winter nights?
Listen to the sky,
see beyond
nature’s temperamental rehearsal,
finding the dialogue
erected in temples
felt and inhaled,
yet translucent
to the senses.
One gaze is enough,
one touch too many,
when
what stirs
is a spoon
held
by hands
extending
from Heaven’s kitchen.


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06-17-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

Deep thoughts and emotions are here and the reference to heaven is so nice! Thanks, Anthony
04-16-2002 Melissa Rives    

This is so beautiful!! I love the imagery and the way you ended it is perfect! :)
04-15-2002 Treena Turner    

Very beautiful and insightful. I like:)
04-13-2002 Laryalee Fraser    

Excellent imagery, William! And that final picture of the spoon being stirred from heaven is unexpected and awesome!
Lary
04-13-2002 Peggy Bertrand    

William the images in this poem are awesome. They truly do weave a gentle picture.
04-13-2002 Nancy Pawley    

The beauty of this poem amazes me in the seen and unseen textures woven throughout.
Nancy
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