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Unseen Fruit
January 26, 2009
O’ Beauty
Deceiver of the heart
Painted irony
Admired by those of the like
Shunned by those not worthy
Worthy for the riches of the Kings
A fruitful bounty for eyes to consume
Until all is gone
Barren is the field
Fruitless is the tree
Seasons pass
Gone are the destructive shallow beasts that came and left
Like locusts
Overlooking the most precious resource that was left behind
A heart
A hungry heart that once craved the locusts
Allowing them to do nothing but take and take until there is nothing more
Filling the ravenous void with infertile waste
Nothing in return but the satisfaction of meaningless affection
But now
Left with the memories of empty promises
Broken with age
Ridden of purpose
The barren field
The fruitless tree
Breaks down
Decays to ash
Returning to the earth
Craving water from the pure hearted
Begging for a purpose
To bear the fruit that nature originally entrusted unto it
The fruit that lasts through the harshest winters
Standing firm against the river of time
Untouchable by shallow eyes
It is the unseen fruit

- Title: Unseen Fruit
- Artist: Jerry64
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Description:
This describes beauty in a way that is comparable to fruit and nature. As seasons progress, "ideal" (outside) beauty fades. Those who are shallow enough to seek only (solely) "ideal" beauty in love are like locusts who feed off of fruit (beauty) alone and leave the carcass of the soul (heart) behind. One must look beyond that outer shell in order to see the deeper beauty within. This undying beauty is the "unseen fruit."
-Jerry - Date: 01/26/2009
- Tags: unseen fruit jerry64 poem beauty
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Comments (2 Comments)
- Queen Hexagon - 02/08/2009
- amazing!
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- Vyvyin - 01/26/2009
- This is a fantastic poem, well written and beautiful concept. 5/5
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