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She Leaves Without Regret
by Tracey L Hardie

Monday, December 03, 2007
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To him, she meant everything—
(for a while)

He watched her grow passionately
from his very limbs.
She an emblem, his emerald which glittered
opulently when the sun dared to flicker upon her.

Time—
the passage to loyal seasons
who changed consistency
without atonement
and all things
must bid a de rigueur goodbye—
 
her amber emotions showed with a
delicate swayed wave of Farwell—
(her gesture rotates
left to right in a
soft leisurely motion)
until excited by the notion
(leaving him as he stands tall and proud)

she spirals on the final journey
to a new place—
a place where she can languish
into other shades
and Mother Earth waits in silent sympathy
to swaddle her into her folds.

 

 


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Reviewed by Lois Christensen 6/30/2008
A good mother earth poem, and I like the photo so well. Leaving without regret must be hard, but she did it. Love this poem, think of it as unique.
Reviewed by Dark Knight 3/8/2008
Wow I do love your poetry and I wished you wrote more
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 12/4/2007
I love the analogical theme of this fine seasonal offering, Tracey. Thank you. Love and peace to you,

Regis
Reviewed by richard cederberg 12/4/2007
A very moving piece that rings clarion as an analogy of life and those moments when we bloom and are vibrant as individuals, and then slowly move towards the inevitability of other seasons.
Blessings ...
Richard
Reviewed by Tinka Boukes 12/4/2007
Stunning work here...well done!!

Love Tinka
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart 12/4/2007
Tracey you are truly an amazing poet. This is so bittersweet in the natural sense and metaphorical one. Happy Holidays to you and those you love.
Reviewed by Amor Sabor 12/3/2007
This is so beautiful, Tracey...as all your work is. The magic of your words is truly inspirational as your style morphs over and over again, yet uniquely yours.
Amor
Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 12/3/2007
W O W!!!!
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 12/3/2007
Such a beautiful write, rich with emotion and imagery; well penned, Tracey! Pic is stunning.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by stan nassano 12/3/2007
As I was driving today ,i was thinking of a leaf falling to earth in the same mind set as I have just read from you,so your title kinda of grabbed me ,pretty weird any way you did a much better job ,but we were thinking along the same thoughts,
stan
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