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Scattered rocks lie
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Brilliant Taoist poems. I liked the one, " Walking in the Marsh Balancing one leg Without a thought in her head, the bird mocks philosophy" . Congrats on poem of the Day..
Congrats! When a poet thinks time stops for him, when a poet writes his pen travels with a speed, that of light.
Tranquillity is felt so deeply in your words. The 4 pieces are perfect with a surprise in the speed of time in each piece. Your sense of calm is amazing.
just tooo excellent please also enjoy my poems MOMS SMILES MANY LOVE IT U WILL DB
Amazingly beautiful- -a timeless piece of writing. Each rock and each stone of earth is storehouse of immense mystery - - Wisdom scattered in the universe.Our life is too short to learn all- -and we know nothing of this truth. Congratulations Sir, Daniel Brick for penning such beautiful poems.
Visited this poem for second time. Really a beautiful poem is presented. Thanks and congratulations for being selected this poem for second time as the member poem of the poem of the day.
Rich in description and vividly captured with emotion. Thanks for sharing this poem.
Loved reading these. It has the tranquillity of nature woven into each stanza. I will definitely make an effort to learn about Taoist Poetry.
Beautiful and inspiring the flow of words are beautiful with humour and clearness.
Excellent poem of the day that beautifully articulates Taoist philosophy...well done Daniel!
I don't know what to say ...... The barren branch knows so much more than I ever will in the Ten Thousand Years///// written greatly the Taoist poem
It did my heart good to see you being honored for one of your works. All of your writings deserve this honor.
Daniel, I know nothing about Taoist poetry, but these are very pleasing to read (and make me want to learn more) . Congrats on having them selected (again) as poems of the day!
Cool, Daniel! This one’s worth a repeat—correction—repeats plural. Yay! -GK
Wonderfully lyrical and evocative, not to mention the subject matter which beckons us deeper... well done...
What would it take to actually 'Choose' a poem for this honor?
Four lovely spontaneously penned poems, a product of Taoism, and the notes below making things clearer.