After falling through the fragmented cloud, the rusty and weary traveller appeared to be disoriented, without his familiar protective shroud. Escaping his country has been hazardous, and he longs for a restful shelter.
However, until the stampede’s contaminated dust is devoured by its own mistrust-
then, and only then, will the Almighty Sun incinerate the lingering clouds and allow the world’s war-torn sky to redeem his sacred ground.
Today’s poem is one of my verses, composed of comments/anecdotes I posted on some of my fellow WordPress writers’ articles during the month. In stanza order, they are.
I’ll twist and dismiss your kiss and hiss. Then, with my Malay kris, I’ll swish you up like this.
Little cracks and threads of black are nature’s imperfections- waiting for filaments of imagination.
Under my luxurious woollen cushion lies an old copy of The Australian Bulletin. Also, from Great-grand-dad’s mystical Galleon, there’s a hand-woven chiffon for his Spanish woman.
Regrets are like silhouettes- they linger above your shoulders like worn-out epaulettes and burnt-out candle holders, as shadowy images after sunset.
Line after line, Time clutters my mind. Will I be fine in time?
The sands of time will forever fall through the hourglass, and the shadows of time always moves across the sundial. Gravity continues to wear us down and sunlight will always crack our mounds.
It’ll be a full moon tomorrow, and appropriately, my Throwback Friday is a full moon poem, which I wrote in May 2024. Please note that all attached images were taken by me late this afternoon (Thursday).
In the Full Moon’s Afterglow
My world’s worn-out words flow From the torn sunflower meadows To the silent streets of Moscow Written on the hills of Dnipro in blue-line lingo Beyond the reach of the full moon’s afterglow And painted in lyrical tempo with hypnotic gusto
Am I to be another muted scarecrow Mutilated by the warlords’ errant crossbows
Hello dear readers and followers, unfortunately, I have to report that my dreaded “BLUE SCREEN CURSE” has returned, and with frustrating difficulty, I have been able to post this article tonight; however, as for my website blogging activities, I am very much restricted by the amount of available time I have left in between my numerous ‘Mirco Soft Shut Downs’ … Hence, the Beluga Lagoon music/video, “Blue” is my appropriate music choice tonight …
My Sky’s Icons (a Tanka)
The moon and the sun My heavenly universe For now, beyond reach “Patience, my son, worry not One day soon, your time will come.”
From behind the trees, And out of the grasses, We cannot stop the fire -That burning desire- From soaring higher, Higher than the entire Starry, starry choir.
So, best we inquire To the Almighty Supplier: “Will there be a ceasefire at the top of your golden spire?”
Hello, dear readers and followers. I write for Coffee House Writers magazine (USA) fortnightly, and my poem “Now Falls Into Then”is in this week’s edition. … To read the poem, please click the link below to visit my Coffee House Writers Magazine article. >> https://coffeehousewriters.com/now-falls-into-then/
The tides of time are forever changing Going beyond our depth can be frightening But testing the unknown waters can be rewarding
We are all off our trolley We all like our Lollies We all forget the brolly Life is a hectic folly So, best we stay jolly And always chat to Polly
If things don’t change Things will remain the same Let the cascades fall May the rivers always flow Forever changing our lives With the current’s undertow
Sometimes I wonder If I am drowning in the sound Of words that are on the tip of my tongue And their lifeline has melted Into the silent recesses of my mind