Good Morning


Morning Bliss

In this quiet room
with a big solid wood table
with glass top
and my another table
with a desktop
and a footrest
with phones on the side
i sit and type away.

I just have to sit on this chair
anchored between these two tables
and meditation happens
people may come and people may go
i welcome my own
and they feel it too
i prefer my own company
in this room.

This is my sole solace,
my refuge
even my sacred place
i like coming here early in the mornings
first to arrive
and sit in quiet for a while
before the humdrum takes the day from me.

While i am here
like today in this morning
i am with myself
in the environs of a beautiful green garden
which i can see outside my window
and how it carries itself inside with the sunshine filtering in
crossing the huge vast corridors.

It can be said that i love the building and
arriving to it every morning.

While we longer hunt in forests
or work on farms
it is good to work in a building,which has been so
beautifully designed
that peace pervades in my heart as i sit in meditation
typing these words away.

It seems i could go on forever,
without worrying about the poetry or
the prose but i
pause.

And then
continue
sipping tea or
if the mood is right
coffee.



Poetry by Deeps
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Written on 2017-12-14 at 04:23

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Liam
Everyone need that special "my space" where the comfort of being is our sole requirement. To think, undisturbed. To sing our heart out to an audience of ornaments. To muse, create, solve the worlds problems if only in our own heads. Or just savour that cup of coffee.
You put it so eloquently in this piece.
Thank you for sharing.
Liam
2017-12-14



You describe such a peaceful sanctuary where words of poetry can be written and thoughts let loose. The images described are vivid and so peaceful. Indeed, morning bliss.
Ashe
2017-12-14



Every day I wish I were in a little place by myself.
Seems that's the only place to find peace. But I
guess that will never happen for me, unless it's
6 feet under. I wouldn't mind that either.
2017-12-14