Summer – Parisian Poetry

Vanishing Raindrops

sounds & songs of the earth

Sounds and songs of the earthBlend into life’s mortal mirth Where judgement casts a welcome springWellness drops and golden signets sing Bluebells ignite the groundA million souls in purple shroud An ancient brook that sits acrossa winding stone wall of moss When all one’s love turns into sun What more do we dare to becomeContinue reading “sounds & songs of the earth”

Summer ‘23

May the sun of May wash away All that we have done Who dares do more is none Springs from the wells of my mind Continue to seek out the happiness Of all mankind Two foxgloves side by side Igniting in flower, standing tall As one power How the chaffinch cascades beneath the sky SoftContinue reading “Summer ‘23”

Ballindalloch

The first bud that spreads A Hawthorne’s kiss What Nature sprinkles You might just miss Four and twenty braveheart roses Stand as shields to the wind Fighting the invisible tides like Moses Whatever mirth that brings Great hues of blues and purples Texture the land and sings As cooing birds and highland cattle do inContinue reading “Ballindalloch”

Millington

Yellow poppies in Spring make my heart sing. A falling note;a calling boat, paint chipped in red. Shoreline inked in candyfloss pink On a sea-green bed. Tendrils slink over the mouthpiece of jutting headland. Caves are seen but cannot be explored,in lands so clean and always adored. By s.f.

Meditation #1 Summer’s Noon

Give into feelings And let them be known And strength will harness your every bone Year’s ending with summer’s noon Quoting those poets from the romantic bloom Show willingness to fight, for whatever is your right Live into the day, sink into the night Leave all loneliness outside Be your own spirit guide InContinue reading “Meditation #1 Summer’s Noon”