John Keats Forum

by **ChildofWoz** » Tue Oct 09, 2012 2:45 am

Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass,
Shining in their collected nectar,
Deceiving us in their separate life, vast
Collections of wisdom live in each star
And shine their lessons learned unto the night
With passions burning brighter all the day,
Until they should reveal their rite,
Ascension burning with a thousand years' rays
To light upon the trembling diamond dew
And cast a mystic dust upon the day,
To rise again in hearts of those who knew.

by **Ravenwing** » Sun Oct 21, 2012 4:19 am

Adieu.

by **ChildofWoz** » Mon Oct 22, 2012 2:39 am

Ravenwing wrote:Hi ChildofWoz,

I find this poem of yours to be interesting because in terms of astrology, it is usually argued that it is the gravity of each celestial object which has an influence on humans, as the human body is approximately 70% water, and the Moon's gravity is so powerful as to bring into being the oceans' tides—therefore, the transits of the Moon must have an influence on humans. But this poem suggests that light from celestial objects, also has an influence on humans; it is a scientific fact that data can be transmitted by means of light waves—therefore, the stars and planets must shine messages, perhaps through the windows of open eyes and into the minds of reflective souls.

Ravenwing.

Oh, wow. Thank you for this very interesting and unusual comment! I'm glad you found my poem interesting.

by **Raphael** » Mon Oct 22, 2012 10:43 pm

Another magical amazing poem from you! I really think you ought to publish them.

by **ChildofWoz** » Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:14 pm

Raphael wrote:Another magical amazing poem from you! I really think you ought to publish them.

Ahh, thank you, Raphael. I always enjoy hearing from you!

I've been thinking about it. It would be a good start for me, and a good motivation to write more poetry than I do. I think I will, when I get a good, solid collection that I can be proud of.

by **Raphael** » Fri Oct 26, 2012 6:49 pm

ChildofWoz wrote:
Raphael wrote:Another magical amazing poem from you! I really think you ought to publish them.

Ahh, thank you, Raphael. I always enjoy hearing from you!
I've been thinking about it. It would be a good start for me, and a good motivation to write more poetry than I do. I think I will, when I get a good, solid collection that I can be proud of.

i wish you well in this endeavour!

by **Saturn** » Sat Oct 27, 2012 6:28 am

Yes I wish you good luck with that too, I would love to do the same myself, but I don't feel anything I've written is anywhere near good enough to be published

by **Raphael** » Sat Oct 27, 2012 6:22 pm

Saturn wrote:Yes I wish you good luck with that too, I would love to do the same myself, but I don't feel anything I've written is anywhere near good enough to be published

Yes you have! I think both of you ought to self publish on Amazon Kindle and see where that takes you....

by **ChildofWoz** » Sun Oct 28, 2012 4:51 am

Raphael wrote:
Saturn wrote:Yes I wish you good luck with that too, I would love to do the same myself, but I don't feel anything I've written is anywhere near good enough to be published

Yes you have! I think both of you ought to self publish on Amazon Kindle and see where that takes you....

Saturn, your work is magnificent! I think we both ought to listen to Raphael :mrgreen:

John Keats Forum

'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Re: 'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Re: 'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Re: 'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Re: 'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Re: 'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Re: 'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Re: 'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Re: 'Bedewed with the diamonds in the grass'

Who is online