The ground is wet from the night's rain
Dampness permeates the air
A puddle reflects the image it sees as clear as in a mirror
The sun is shrouded in a cloak of grey clouds
as if protected by a shield
while it cuts the night and dimly comes alight
The plants drink their fill from their thirsty roots
The leaves stick to the pavement
as if glued in a colorful collage
Fall is upon us as it seeps into our lives
The changing seasons bring their varied gifts
Each day a new surprise
9/29/14
Inspired by another early morning walk in my favorite park
Life is Poetry and Poetry is Life. My poetry is the story of the journey of my soul and life which evolves daily. This is a place for me to share my poetry and what inspires me.
Showing posts with label Night. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Night. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Saturday, December 21, 2013
The Comfort of Candles
Candles bring a warmth,
A glow
To soothe my spirit
When I'm all alone
Their flickering flames
Speak in whispers
Of days long past
When times were simpler
I wrap myself
In their fragrant charm
A comforting blanket
Cheerfully worn
They bring so much more
Than enchanting light
They touch my soul
As they brighten my night
A glow
To soothe my spirit
When I'm all alone
Their flickering flames
Speak in whispers
Of days long past
When times were simpler
I wrap myself
In their fragrant charm
A comforting blanket
Cheerfully worn
They bring so much more
Than enchanting light
They touch my soul
As they brighten my night
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
In Between
Day or Night?
Before the morning light
As the dew starts to fall
The darkness still calls
I don't want the night to end
It has always been my friend
In the wee hours all alone
I can find my silent home
So the peace of night I borrow
On this, the quiet side of tomorrow
Before the morning light
As the dew starts to fall
The darkness still calls
I don't want the night to end
It has always been my friend
In the wee hours all alone
I can find my silent home
So the peace of night I borrow
On this, the quiet side of tomorrow
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