No Goldfish Poem by Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)

No Goldfish

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Who will care
for my poems
when I die?

I have no goldfish
or pet cat
to give away.


My poems will cuddle up
serenely curl up with you
on a long winter’s evening.

My poems will swim and flash
tails of intricate golden detail
on a long cozy winter’s evening.


Who will care
for my poems
when I am gone?

Goldfish are a sacred species
cats are a sacred species
all life is a sacred species somewhere.


Poems are also
a sacred life force.
For it is the task appointed
to the divine poet to render;

foolish humanity worthy
when seeking redemption,
through hidden wisdom written
within sealed lines, in a starlit poem.


Copyright © Terence George Craddock
http: //www.poemhunter.com/terence-george-craddock/

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Hesti Agustini 15 February 2010

This means all life is a sacred life force and poetry has a sacred life force also. It seems like pets poetry must be cared for by nurturing people.

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