Three short poems
Photo ©Jerzystrzelecki
Wave upon wave
strikes the shore,
your boat beaten back
by a strange wind from the land,
sweet voices call you,
soft hands pull you,
away into the deeps.
out of reach of my hand.
I shield my eyes against the sun,
The speck that was the last goose homing,
Lost from sight in the sky’s blue ocean,
Into the night, the lost stars roaming.
Had I wings I would follow
the feather soft path,
risk the wild winds,
the blue waves of the sky,
but no wings have I,
just the tears of my eyes,
your trace lost in glitter,
where the last geese fly.
Beautiful but so sad. Its Valentines on Sunday… can you do a happy love poem?
Sunday the weather is going to be atrocious but I’ll see what I can do 🙂
Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2016 21:51:25 +0000 To: jane.dougherty@dbmail.com
I’ll be waiting…
I especially love the sounds and rhythm in the second stanza–just lingering on those long ‘O’s…
Thank you! It does make for a sad sound. Like the booming sound the geese make. I love it 🙂