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Between Moon and Sun
I know that this is the wrong time of year to post this poem but this is a 'non-chronologic' blog and can be accessed at any time of the year - so, if you are reading at the appropriate time...Happy Winter Solstice.
Between Moon and Sun - 21 Dec 91
On a warm night
In December
I listen to the sea
Talking to the trees
In my garden.
I listen to the wind
She is singing
She is howling.
She is whispering.
She is telling me
Her secrets.
Full moon;
Though clouds hide her face
I know she is there
Watching
The wind and the moon
And the Darkling Sea
Sing the song of the Solstice
The enchantment of the growing Son
The Son of the Sun
The Oaken King
The one who is all
But without her
Who is naught
The poem was written at exactly the right time of the year and has even more power for me because of it - hope you get as much pleasure from reading as I did when writing.
My garden stands about a mile from the sea and when it has been stormy the constant roar from the waves on the rocks can be clearly heard, add that into the mix your imagination provides and you too can stand in the garden to listen...
following a rabbit hole I found your blog..
ReplyDeleteI spent a week in Edinburgh looking up at Arthurs Seat, in the rain, in the dawn, at dusk
it is most definitly an inspiring place.
I love the way you say that you can hear the ocean, I would definitly stand out and listen :)
your poetry made me go find an old one of mine
peace
Sleeping With the Wind
The Wind crashes against my window
Screams through the trees...
Trying to be heard.
I hear it.
I respond by..
Crawling under my duvet..
To think..to feel..to see..
To drift..to dream..
To do:
All the things I long to do
But sometimes are afraid to try!
June O'Reilly 06/03/98 12:12am
I am only just going through this blog to check for comments, I should do it more often.
ReplyDeleteYour poems are lovely - thank you for sharing them here.
Ainsley