A dark blue gray skeleton fish on a grey pink sky at sunset
could be a musky, could be a pike piercing the horizon,
now a small drift into and also away from the possible.
I have seen narwhals approaching from the south
in this most mild of winters
and I was not afraid of the darkness.
To light the bayberry candle and wait for the dusk
is not only sensible,
it is the only possible response.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
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Yes, only if you're counting! A beautiful drift into and out the year.
ReplyDeletenice imagery
ReplyDeletein the plum colored barn
@The Unknowngnome & zongrik: Thanks for stopping by and glad you enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteA very vivid and enjoyable write! Nice!
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" a grey pink sky at sunset" :)
ReplyDeletethanks for the smile, happy gooseberry day!
http://lynnaima.wordpress.com/2012/01/01/if-but-a-fairytale/
"It's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness"
ReplyDeletecourage...
ReplyDeleteI loved it!
A lovely write that I found to be most enjoyable. Keep burning the light of hope!
ReplyDeleteLoved this. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks for comments. Not sure how follow the wordpressers but the bloggers for sure. Yes, a candle is better than darkness. Always amazed at how many wonderful writers are out there. Does a body (and mind) good. Cheers!
ReplyDeletenot fearing of darkness, great sentiments.
ReplyDeletesmiles.
glad to see you share.
happy new year.
Perfect for me, thanks.
ReplyDeleteGerry,
ReplyDeleteA candle and light to guide us into this New Year...Words which give the reader something to mull over, even over a glass of the best red wine.
Gerry, congratulations on the arrival of your beautiful little grandaughter..Counting number two???
Happy New Year,
Eileen
Simply gorgeous. Sorry it took me so long to read it. Happy 2012.
ReplyDeleteagree with francis....
ReplyDeletea thoughtful and quite lovely blending of mood and image
ps... i am just back from the depths of a plumbing disaster.... so nice to get back here and read something beautiful.
Oh, I like that one.
ReplyDeleteA tasty poem. Do you write books? Teach classes?
ReplyDelete@Eileen: thanks hoin. it's up to number 3. Egads!
ReplyDelete@Francis & Harlequin & Peter: Thanks. Just catching up. Appreciate the reads as always.
@gardenia: Books? No. This blog is my book. Can't beat the price. Teach? no. I can barely teach myself. Ha!