Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking

Tag: Nature Wisdom

  • Elliptical

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    In a harmonious dance with the Earth and the universe, the poet embraces a meditative journey. With a focus on movement and connection, they celebrate the joy of life and the beauty in uncertainty. This reflective experience fosters relaxation and unity, encouraging a sense of peace amidst the unknown.

  • Got To Do It

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    The poem reflects on the illusion of personal autonomy in life, emphasizing that our plans and experiences are shaped by the larger forces of nature and existence. It highlights the interconnectedness between individual choices and the foundational elements of the planet, suggesting a shared journey through life’s unpredictable events.

  • A Family of Tellers

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    A family of Tellers inspiring Poet Deb to create numerous poems and grounding stories sits by her front door. They invite others to “have A Good Sit Down,” showcasing her collection of clay storytellers filled with warmth and love.

  • silent poetry

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    The poem explores the essence of experiencing poetry beyond words, encouraging readers to embrace silence and stillness. It suggests that true understanding may arise without language, urging a connection with nature and the emotional depth found in moments of unspoken significance. Poet Deb emphasizes simple presence over articulate expression.

  • Music of Thieves

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    Who really owns music? If all musicians are mere thieves of air’s ideas, then aren’t we all just borrowing from existence? Commercial artists may claim ownership, but in truth, the sounds belong to the universe, leaving us to ponder: does art escape possession altogether?

  • The Soothe

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    This heartfelt message encourages readers to find comfort in simple, soothing experiences like nature, love, and the peacefulness of the night. It emphasizes the importance of these gentle moments during times of sadness and reminds us to cherish connection and presence in our daily lives.

  • The Cave is Full

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    The poem is depicting a struggle against self-destructive tendencies. It reflects on the futility of trying to escape the metaphorical tunnels of life, created by misguided thinking. Ultimately, it suggests that efforts to achieve immortality through ignorance only lead to deeper entrapment.

  • Cancer, Stroke, Heart Attacks

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    In a human world inundated with political chaos, don’t just absorb the noise—own it. Be conscious of the tumult, and allow it to cascade through your consciousness. Embrace the chaos – it’s an emotional landscape. This poem’s theme is about the power of acceptance amidst the barrage. Much love, indeed.

  • The Way of Winds

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    Deborah Marchant’

    Embrace the outdoors and immerse yourself in nature’s wonders. Leave behind screens, feel the wind’s caress, and allow your spirit to dance with the elements. Discover the profound connection with nature, where winds share stories and songs, enriching our souls and igniting a deeper appreciation for the world around us.