Showing posts with label embers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label embers. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 February 2020

Last Year Of The Day

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An inverted twist in reality. 




Last Year Of The Day    -     10 Feb 20 

Have you watched 
The dying embers 
Of the sunrise 
On the 
Last year of the dae




Hope your mind does not get too disconnected while thinking about this poem. 



Sunday, 6 March 2016

She Drew Me In


A Lust song today with an element of Love song.





She Drew Me In  -  15 Feb 16

She drew me in
Taking my dreams
To another level
She walked through my mind
Without bounds
Her fingers raked my thoughts
As embers
Trying to rekindle them
Knowing that I could not resist





Walking through my dreams too.


Wednesday, 19 September 2012

Worlds


This poem was written just after "Midnight" was completed and the writing of this was accompanied by listening to music.  One of the pieces was "Amoureuse" by Kiki Dee and the line "...rainfall on other planets..." spoke to me again and I was transported ~ again.





Worlds  -  18 Sep 12


Sunsets on worlds
That are reflected in the
Starlight
Of our dreams
   
We have watched
As the fires of the days
Fade into beautiful embers
Into the dark of blissful night

Stars in constellations
Lost against the shine
Of a galaxy
That lights the night

And fires our dreams





Happy trails ~ see you out there on other worlds.

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Tuesday, 18 October 2011

Ocean Dreaming


Listening to a piece of music, I was suddenly aware that Muse was nudging me again. The words came together over a short time and I was left wondering if I could add the music here with the poem - no obvious method so I shall have to consider alternative ways - on with the poem.





Ocean Dreaming - 17 Oct 11

The embers of the fading day
Mostly ash
But glows, still
Chase around
Like earthbound
Northern Lights

You held me close
As we watched
The last glimmer of the sun
Burnish the horizon

Ocean dreaming
Captivated us
Melded with our own dreams
To feed us
Show us
New worlds





Muse offers things in, sometimes, the strangest ways.




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