Clockwork angels
Heads of glass
Wings of brass
Hang flightless in the air
Hourglass is turned
They shift in measured stride
Blinking slumber from their workings
Their bodies stuffed with gears
That would fill their bodies with life
And now they dance
Up one comes with wings out stretched
The light alights on brassy wings
Glittering in the murkiness
whirling slow to steady pace
Slanting down they glide
flapping softly with a clink
Brassy murmur
Quickly one ascends
flaunting its gleaming wings
against the night
darting here and there they play
flittering, quiver, flutter shimmer
in delicate dance
The last sand falls
sluggishly they slow
the flapping wings
sedated their heads hang low
Their dance has ceased
Clockwork angels
Heads of glass
Wings of brass
Hang flightless in the air
Poetry about the light within the dark and the dark within the light. Nature and the sense and feelings it provokes.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Sunflower
The Sun hung low
setting on the day
Standing in the rapture bliss of it golden rays
my only companion a sunflower
who also watched the dying rays
With joy that lingered still
As night slide softly over
Waiting in jubilation for
the rapture of the day
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Void
Quite dinner
Silent noise
A sudden clatter
Breaks
The void
Silent noise
A sudden clatter
Breaks
The void
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