I'd like to have a serious answer on this, please. I think it would be most interesting to know your most valuable piece of information in life.

What would that be, that you could pass on to others, perhaps? What has been the most valuable thing you know, in your life?

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SW-User

A poem?

As the mist leaves no scar
On the dark green hill,
So my body leaves no scar
On you, nor ever will.

When wind and hawk encounter,
What remains to keep?
So you and I encounter,
Then turn, then fall to sleep.

As many nights endure
Without a moon or star,
So will we endure,
When one is gone and far.

LadyGrace ·

@SW-User

How absolutely beautiful. How talented you are and this is the first time I have had someone reply with a poem and it is so refreshing. Thank you so very much. 🌹

pianoplayingsteve · 31-35, M

@SW-User rhyming ‘scar’ with ‘scar’ nice

SW-User

@pianoplayingsteve boo on ya.... I'll let Canada decide.

SW-User

@LadyGrace It's not mine.

LadyGrace ·

@SW-User

That's quite alright. I appreciate the time you took to share it. Without that we could not have enjoyed it.

SW-User

@LadyGrace It's from Leonard Cohen. The above who talks about how original rhyming scar with scar... needs to read up. The next verse was also focused on endure, in repetition, I wonder why?

LadyGrace ·

@SW-User

That's interesting. Perhaps he placed emphasis again, to give us something to be sure and think about, to let it soak in. Usually that's why people repeat things. To make sure we get the point. That's my two cents anyway hahaha. Perhaps to impress upon us the importance of endurance and perseverance. I believe he is encouraging the reader to carry on and never give up, no matter what the circumstances or who is watching.

SW-User

@LadyGrace I read it like a treatise to himself learning to let love in meeting someone.