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Singing, always: A poem
Singing with the honey mead in the silver spoon Glowing like a gemstone jewel in the golden noon A platter of cupcakes of self-worth for breakfast Creamy beans of dreams through the night to last Even dark clouds quiver like leaves at my brave sight The rainbow dives like a blessed seagull to my right Continue reading “Singing, always: A poem “
Fastidious with prayer: A poem
You flew into my life. I took flight A stork slept with me, each night It took your name in black and white A star encumbered my palm. It was alight My mind was awestruck by chimera’s pageant I was sleepless with joy, but felt like a regent Ideas stormed through, inspiration was agent ItContinue reading “Fastidious with prayer: A poem “
Injustice runs naked in full view: A poem
Sunshine of reality dampens illusion In alleys, punctured cans of derision Shallow laughter ground like embers And even as night falls, one can’t remember For, pain can be occluded like the stars Yet, they poke their light in unseemly hours Those that can’t see them from their towers don’t know that poverty is a toughContinue reading “Injustice runs naked in full view: A poem “
Dear Casula: A poem
Dear Casula, days are bright even as they are cold The joy of canine beauty in your eyes to behold If purity could launch a thousand and one ships When the seas were rough, you were joy on our lips You came like the laughter of late summer flowers Where the verdict of benevolent spirits inContinue reading “Dear Casula: A poem “
If words were birds: A poem
If words were fleet as birds Their wingspan over our spuds Grow honeysuckle from the mud Sunflowers from every bud Even lightning can be light as feather No architect may be the weather Spices and herbs are in the humour A smile is all the needed glamour Fate is no hypocrite, no deceiver It canContinue reading “If words were birds: A poem “
Feeling silent: A poem
Flying in feathers through the window Winter’s leathers. Forsaking a shadow Braving the weather. And no furrow Freeing tethers right to the marrow I am as silent and withdrawn as a flower This silence encases me in its tower I am captivated by this unripe shower Appetites for expression hold no power Envision in theContinue reading “Feeling silent: A poem “
Remembering: A poem
I see the river drifting wistfully in memory Though you were once a standing tree caught between the fences of innocence and the world; and familial allegiance The wind once whistled with your song and the story of how you got along You have nine lives in my heart And even more, wherever I start Continue reading “Remembering: A poem “
When I forgot love and gratitude: A poem
I know the leaves from gold to grey Those windswept and those that on the branches lay And, in a sweet moment, to myself I say We are just a season between June and May I can kiss a flower and shed a tear to see it shrivel and no longer dear I am aContinue reading “When I forgot love and gratitude: A poem “
Getting drenched: A poem
Black umbrellas in the cold rain shielding faces steeped in pain The weekly garbage bins are out Scavenging birds are all about The seas are climbing up the rocks Icebergs are ripping up like smocks Will this deluge the cities and docks? Not heartening is global warming talk I hear the streets’ hypocritical applause TenderContinue reading “Getting drenched: A poem “