I just found this again, I forgot where I found it originally.
But it's so beautiful, that I wanted to share it.
heart song
let your heart be your guide
let it whisper sweetly
and let it listen to its own murmerings
let your mind tell it's story
but let your soul decide
only you know which way to turn
knowing there is not a right and a wrong
in whichever way you turn
each is still an unknown fork in the road
to be explored with the mind of a beginner
But it's so beautiful, that I wanted to share it.
heart song
let your heart be your guide
let it whisper sweetly
and let it listen to its own murmerings
let your mind tell it's story
but let your soul decide
only you know which way to turn
knowing there is not a right and a wrong
in whichever way you turn
each is still an unknown fork in the road
to be explored with the mind of a beginner
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Re: love this song ...
Fri, February 8, 2008 - 4:01 PMwho is the singer and name of song? -
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Re: love this song ...
Fri, March 7, 2008 - 9:39 PMI don't remember ... unfortunately. I think I grabbed it somewhere here at tribe ... -
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Re: somewhere here at Tribe...
Sat, March 8, 2008 - 10:58 PMI think you did. I couldn't find it on Google until I reproduced the misspelling of "murmurings," and then I got a hit on this blog entry, which happens to be by a Tribe friend of mine, Adya:
people.tribe.net/adyashakt...437e6fc6bf
The passage was posted as a response to a Adya's posting of a poem by Octavio Paz, which is itself quite wonderful.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octavio_Paz
"Heart song" could be an original piece by Maya, the woman who posted it to Adya's blog--She seems to have a lot of original writing in her blog... -
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Re: somewhere here at Tribe...
Sun, March 9, 2008 - 4:18 PMThank you, Khrysso, for finding the source of this wonderful poem and for posting the link to it and to the poem by Octavio Paz.
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