Seasons – Page 3 – Parisian Poetry

The Wish

Do Wish upon a starBy those lines you travelled so farA constant oneSat below the silverly slipper of the crescent.Slowly flashing casting lightA soft silhouette framed into the night –So close but ever rarely seenAs quick as souls fly to daring dreams By Sam Fawcett

Luminosity

Light that guides movementLight that symbols touchIt wouldn’t be out of place in a bakeryOr a stained-glass churchLight may spread across a parkFallen rain drops caught upon fettered barkAfternoon sun crescendos through treesAfore the incoming dark. By Sam

Cornwall

Near the sea immersed foreverHiding from inclement weather A shelter from a stormy night a rounded cove, or haven might Follow the streams of dreams together, healing water from a saintly spring A mystical castle sits on legend, but still feelings grow withinBlowing wind, rushing south moulds trees in a twistly twine gnarled onto aContinue reading “Cornwall”

Greener Grass

In all colours sublime In bold mountains climb.The majesty that I bring Between such fragrant lips I sing;And sing I must just to forget Whatever my heart tells me yet; And scarce feel In case I sink I’m here, I’m real, let me think. By Sam Fawcett

Crackington Haven

In remnant earth and timeless sand Where no human strength can command No other ordinance can comply to the majesty of when sea meets sky No flame of candle once lit extinguishes time like the sun glittering over a still ocean Two friends, turned lovers, gaze upon it, far away, but together in heart IContinue reading “Crackington Haven”

Arms of Winter

Let the arms of winter embrace you Holding your knees up to your chest as he meets you In the snow that you so wished would thaw, the ice that leaves it’s ruinous tracks disguised He takes little but leaves much. The pines of trees caked in white, great firs eclipse the blinding sun withContinue reading “Arms of Winter”