As I watch the sun slip
towards the horizon --
daylight’s finale wedged between
that which has gone by and
that which is to come --
the sun’s glow pierces
the here and now with bliss,
and I wonder
how it is that the now
is forever on the move,
ever fleeting, ever changing,
yet eternally in the present.
Written in response to Fleeting, this week's meme prompt found at One Single Impression: http://onesingleimpression.blogspot.com/
"yet eternally in the present"
ReplyDeleteBeautiful last line...
temporal
indeed, in someways that which was most ephemeral makes the longest lasting impression upon us.
ReplyDeleteAn infinitessimal moment of beauty can brighten a dull life or a dull day years later.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant sunset and photograph!
The anomalies of time perfectly expressed. And the photo is stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove the contemplative, almost mystic, tone of this; lovely sky, too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, even lovelier words!
ReplyDeleteI wait for to hear the sound from the explosion!LOL
ReplyDeleteAmazing photograph, marvellous the colours, gongratulation !
Wow is the first word that comes to mind. I wonder this, too. Ever changing, ever present--like us, I suppose!
ReplyDelete'now forever on the move'...
ReplyDeletethis is a mystical poem to me...
Thank you--
Beth
Fleeting---oh so true. Beautiful shot and excellent words. MB
ReplyDeleteWhat creative words to go with the beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteDarla
"the sun's glow pierces the here and now with bliss..." I love that line! And the photo is stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that's breathtaking
ReplyDeletei try to wrap my head around kairos time, but just cannot. your words...well said!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. To answer your question I would say all in God's good time :-).
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Excellent and very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite things to watch. Lovely poem and photo.
ReplyDeleteI really like this one - it feels both rushing to capture and relaxing to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI love to contemplate the passage of time. We can only live in the present and your poem carries this idea throughout. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a fire. Incredible.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo and the poem. A lot of wisdom contained in a few words!
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