Friday, December 17, 2010

casting off

henry parker great marlowe on thames



let's pass through dawn's soft orange fingers
and lie in the shade of sleepy trees

let's cross the line of our intentions
and make a world within our dreams

10 comments:

Linda Sue said...

OK! Let's do that! YES! Soft orange fingers sound warm and soothing about now.

steven said...

linda sue there was so much more to this poem when i wrote it but these words tripped off my mind without a thought and felt like they were part of a song. in fact, i wrote the whole piece as a song but when i read it over i was so helplessly distanced by it that i deleted all but these lines. steven

Dejemonos sorprender said...

So beautiful composition.. Your words are always so pleasant.

Bonnie Zieman, M.Ed. said...

Yes...let's! I'm ready.

Tess Kincaid said...

Dawn's soft orange fingers. I love looking at the world through your eyes, my friend.

Valerianna said...

Ok, I'm in!

steven said...

dejemonos sorprender - thankyou! steven

steven said...

bonnie - the northern northern hemispheric residents are hungry for the soft colours, the warm colours. a few more days of daylight shrinkage and then the great orb in the sky will begin its return and bring back all the colours and warmth that have been hiding. steven

steven said...

tess- you're welcome along for the ride of the world through my eyes. steven

steven said...

valerianna- let's push off from the shore. . . . . steven