Under a million
stars
I see the
satellite of your eye
orbiting around my
world
so close yet so far away
so close yet so far away
catching a rare
glimpse
& I wonder do
you see me in the morning dew
wiping the night's darkness from my eyes
wiping the night's darkness from my eyes
so I might see
your light passing by...
my heart beats
faster
tell me do you see the mighty dragon hovering high
tell me do you see the mighty dragon hovering high
I hear his distant
song, a sweet melody of the heart
calling
calling
calling
I have
fallen, fallen, fallen
fallen, fallen, fallen
under a magical
spell....
sharing with Poets United
pic: news.softpedia.com
Most effective repetitions!
ReplyDeleteALOHA
ComfortSpiral
(\__/)
(='.'=)
(")_(")
Hello,
DeleteThank you for visiting and bringing that Hawaii warmth.
This poem was breathtakingly beautiful and all, and I always love when you bring in dragons, but I can't resist the charm of ASCII comment animals.
Delete,,,=^.^=,,,
Haha - I don't know how you and Cloudia made these animals but, they are cute.
DeleteThis is gloriously beautiful!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you my friend.
DeleteWith a dragon all could see, just don't go getting burnt to a crisp lol
ReplyDeletePat,
DeleteYou are funny, I guess one has to watch that fiery breath...
You took me with you! (Smile.)
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoyed the journey...
DeleteAwww. Both beautiful and touching.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandra
DeleteTamsin has indeed fallen under the Dragon's spell...
ReplyDeleteTamsin - has her own story to tell one day...
DeleteAh, Truedessa, this sounds like a wonderful magic spell! Leaves me breathless.
ReplyDeleteHI Mary,
DeleteSometimes there is magic in the air..
When we look at the night sky we hope ardently there is someone looking back at us. This is a beautiful piece of writing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Old Egg - There has to be more out there. How could there not be?
DeleteThanks Loredana...I do enjoy fairy-tales..
ReplyDeleteYou have mastered repetition to great effect. A lovely little piece.
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy,
DeleteThanks, for visiting..
Ah, this calling...haunting poem, Truedessa.
ReplyDeleteThe calling is a bit haunting...
DeleteAh, very nicely spaced--so near and yet far. One would hope that the orbit becomes a spiral, that the dragon clears the way.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan,
DeleteI like the idea of a spiral...
Tantalizing - just like Bilbo you are cornered by the dragon
ReplyDeleteInteresting comment Bjorn..
DeleteAbsolutely adore this - especially the repetitive verse which seems to add the magic touch to this poem. Beautifully executed :D
ReplyDeleteLots of love,
Sanaa
thank you so much for your lovely comment..
DeleteI suppose we can be drawn into a multitude of universes - perhaps love is a better option than many others..
ReplyDeleteI believe there are multiple universes and sometimes the power of love is great.
Deletelovely and deep.
ReplyDeletethank you...
DeleteI understand falling under a dragon's spell: breathtaking and magical,
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
Dragon's are magical..
Deletesmart orbit.
ReplyDeleteorbiting around my world :)
DeleteHaving a special person in that orbit is a very good thing.
ReplyDeleteI like the refrain of calling and falling under the magical spell ~ Love the journey, smiles ~
ReplyDeleteHey Truedessa,
ReplyDeleteEye see what you did there and very nice it was :)
Gary
That pic reminds me of Sauron ... in space! :)
ReplyDelete