It's been a long time since we met in the field,
The place where calmness spreads,
All great points we create,
Where white light appears,
It's the wall where birds love to perch.
Birds of all kinds find peace,
A place of union, our daily hearth,
I miss you my love, bird with a pure song,
I love to sing the sound of your voice,
For it is a lake of joy.
My wall cracked yesterday,
And my heart raced,
I still need your help,
This is a letter from the mountain,
It needs your descent for the mystery to give birth.
Listen to my podcast full of speeches,
It carries the field of life,
Where our seeds will shine,
The romance session,
That is where the stream in the leaves emerges,
All the green colour appears,
Indicating the logic of our love.
Our special sea is now alive.
According to the poem , The speaker remember a peaceful place that he shared in the past , the line like "the field" shows the early, harmonious stage of the relationship. It’s described as a space of calm, creativity ("all great points we create"), and almost spiritual clarity ("where white light appears"). The "wall where birds love to perch" shows a solid, welcoming structure they built together, a place of rest and belonging.
The wall becomes a sanctuary for "birds of all kinds" this is a metaphor for the diversity and peace they shared, a "daily hearth" of togetherness. The speaker then directly addresses a lost or distant beloved, calling them "bird with a pure song." Their voice is a "lake of joy," a deep, refreshing source of happiness the speaker desperately misses and loves to echo. The speaker say "My wall cracked yesterday." This signals a rupture or crisis, causing the speaker's heart to race. "I still need your help" is the urgent action the speaker emphasized. The final lines shift the scale: "a letter from the mountain" shows a message sent from a high, isolated, heaven and enlightened place. For a "mystery to give birth"—for new understanding or a new phase to begin—the beloved must "descend" from their own high, separate ground and meet the speaker.The "podcast full of speeches" represents the speaker's outpourings, messages, or inner thoughts—a "field of life" where their potential ("seeds") can still shine. The "romance session" and images of a stream, leaves, and vibrant green all point to a desire to rekindle the living, logical heart of their love. The final line, "Our special sea is now alive," closes the poem on a note of revived hope: the vast, deep, shared emotional world between them still breathes and moves.
© Michael Mussa poetry
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Michael Mussa poetry { writing about philosophy and literature}