I GRIND IN THE MILL
life is a lesson,
we learn by the feet of the aged sage
we listen and are informed,
we see and perceive,
hear and hearken,
we drink from the world
and grind in its mills
we are grains being ground,
to make ever soft a flour,
just as buds turn to flower,
seconds morph into an hour
caterpillar into butterfly,
then on summer wing fly,
we churn and turn,
and live and learn
and are thus ground in the mills of life...
And in the workshop,
metal red,
in the anvil struck hot
and metal sharpens metal,
we are made by others sharpened us,
and thus if in life we live,
then we are also milled and gnashed
in the mill of life.
And though most know not,
i smile underground,
as i grind in the mill.
I write from my heart, as an amateur poet whose love for math, philosophy and knowledge guides my pen and trickles down to the essence of the poems therein. I love engaging with you: for criticism, please feel free to write your thoughts on the poems or ideas you have or even give suggestions.
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