Life in Transit

    Fractal Faces

    2014

    I. Beauty

    I see the world in your face –
    The echoes of your homeland
    The whispers of your past
    The long song of your people
    The memories made to last

    I see a face of beauty –
    Cheerful and chubby
    Tearful and grubby
    Tender and twinkly
    Crumpled and crinkly

    I see you in the morning
    I see you late at night
    I see you when I’m dreaming
    I see you bathed in light

    II. Despair

    I see the journey in your face –
    The first steps of wonder
    The twists from the start
    The turns of discovery
    The path of your heart

    I see a face of despair –
    Worn out and weary
    Beaten and bleary
    Rough shod and ragged
    Haunted and haggard

    I see you in the ghetto
    I see you on the street
    I see you on the TV
    I see you when we meet

    III. Hope

    I see the story in your face –
    The quest for answers
    The courage to fight
    The battle of forces
    The dark and the light

    I see a face of hope –
    Wide-eyed and wondrous
    Inspired and ponderous
    Grateful and giving
    Faithful and living

    I see you in the city
    I see you in the class
    I see in the village
    I see you when we pass

    IV. Freedom

    I see nature in your face –
    The soil in your skin
    The wild in your guise
    The rain in your laughter
    The sun in your eyes

    I see a face of freedom –
    Bewildered and bemused
    Engaged and enthused
    Innovating and learning
    Forever sojourning

    I see you in the cradle
    I see you through the mist
    I see you on the wifi
    I’m glad that you exist

    V. Love

    I see the world in your face –
    The colours of your palette
    The brush marks of your sorrow
    The radiance of your vision
    The portrait of tomorrow

    I see a face of love –
    Compassionate and caring
    Shouldering and sharing
    Nurturing and feeding
    Giving without needing

    I see you in the maelstrom
    I see you with your smile
    I see you in each face I see
    You make this life worthwhile

    — Wayne Visser