Thursday, May 28, 2026

A Mystery Unsolved

How often we ponder skies of blue
searching for signs and secret clues

Time and space we wish to explore
looking beyond the front door

Has the universe defined our destiny
do we feel our eternal melody

Ticked 
away each precious day, dreaming 
into the night chasing moonbeams

A lifetime of poetic mystery unsolved
the earth 's path continues to revolve

Heaven a vastness stretching far and wide
why do flowers grow by a busy roadside

Round and around, we go with each season
nature evolves it needs no reason

The concept of universal interventions
gives us hope for heartfelt intentions

Stars light the way through the darkness
leading towards mystical brightness 

linking with dVerse Poets Pub - MTB - Taking a line down 
Hosted by Laura

And so for today’s MTB prompt we are taking a lyrical line and defining it word by word in an acrostic:

I have chosen this line How time has ticked a heaven round the stars. A poem line from Dylan Thomas
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12 comments:

  1. Wonderful take on the prompt and I really like this one :
    Has the universe defined our destiny
    do we feel our eternal melody

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  2. A soothing cosmic meditation Truedessa 👏

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  3. I love how you made each little poem into an aforism.

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  4. I love the lyrical feel of the rhyming couplets, Truedessa, and the way you began with ‘skies of blue’ and ended with stars lighting the way through the darkness.

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  5. some very lyrical rhyming couplets in your acrostic Trudessa

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  6. I love your flowing thoughts - both in rhythm, image and feeling - Jae

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  7. Yes, some mysteries, though glimpsed at, may never fully be solved. I love what you've done with this line, and bravo for the rhyming.

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  8. The universe holds many mysteries but you solved the prompt with rhyme...a lovely write, Truedessa!

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  9. the rhyming is the bonus. A real gem of a poem on a wonderful fine line. Short and so sweet. I love it. I used the same fine line. Mine went longer though. Thanks for sharing yours. A real beauty.

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  10. Utterly lovely, True. You've caught us up in the mystery that surrounds us daily, a mystery lit by hope.

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