Tuesday, January 24, 2017

Tears Freeze on Forest Trees

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just riffing thinking out loud
i am just drifting in a cloud

passing through heavenly portals
as if, I were more than mortal

beyond dark skies flying high
where the magpie passes by(e)

devouring yellow moon cakes
creating angels out of snowflakes

into a realm of wonder I am drawn
lucid dreaming before new dawn

poetry scattered in morning frost
internal/external rhymes are lost

mourning crows cover frozen trees
teardrops fall in winter's freeze

snowy owl swoops across the land
shifting views, hard to understand

11 comments:

  1. Such gorgeous imagery. I especially love the owl swooping across the land..........a wise being, she must be confused at what the humans are up to these days.

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  2. Contains both a magical and tragic feel - well done!

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  3. Great rhyme flow indeed. Oh what a frosty land can do, need a heater at ones zoo lol

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  4. Playing with our imaginations. Quite an enjoyable adventure.

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  5. Hi Truedessa - loved the thoughts here ... and

    "mourning crows cover frozen trees
    teardrops fall in winter's freeze"

    reminds me of carrion and deathly hoods ... fairly depressing ... but I love how you've expressed it here -

    Cheers Hilary

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  6. You may be "just riffing," but the images you evoke are compelling, Truedessa!

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  7. Wow, the images you have brought forth are breath taking! Big Hugs!

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  8. Hey True!

    Haunting, dare I say, chilling words that invoke a sense of melancholy intertwined with tear-dropped trees.

    Peace and hope, peace and hope, my lovely friend.

    Gary

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  9. Superb, it bounced through my mind, such rhythm

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  10. "Lucid dreaming before new dawn..." I don't have to remind you how jealous that makes your blue friend.

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  11. Even if it's just a riff, it's a whimsical one with such vivid imagery. I love the picture you painted here.

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