Open Poetry #50 |
Days of Dharma |
soul drifter Senior Member
since 2004-09-08
Posts 711Colorado |
Days of Dharma Days of blue days of gold nights blue-black like a wound she repositioned the dawn's light in her room and she moved without a sound days of Dharma coming down Skies thunder skies pour rain into the depths of a heart and she awoke from her dream with a start the cold kept her company days of Dharma unraveling Somedays maybe Sundays the sun's rays show a glint in the pearl of her life off-white like snow sometimes even sunshine has one time to dance a girl of autumn spun red and gold takes a chance a May through September love like a ballerina unwound days of Dharma coming down Eyes of blue eyes ablaze the shattering of a soul she is shaped by the arms that didn't hold dreaming by necessity days of Dharma in reverie One day maybe Monday she'll run away free a flaw in her plan on her search for identity some say there's only one way and one play to go a girl of winter threadbare in the afterglow a May through September love is just bones in the ground days of Dharma coming down Dharma the sound of her name lost in translation karma her heartbeat plays a refrain her smile bent in frustration the muscle memory of a frown days of Dharma coming down Days of blue days of gold nights blue-black like a wound she repositioned the dawn's light in her room and she moved on without a sound days of Dharma coming down Days of Dharma coming 'round "Beauty has a way of seeming unconcerned" - Neil Finn, 'Terrorize Me' |
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Bluesy Socrateaser Member Elite
since 2002-11-07
Posts 2417In The Mirror |
Enjoyed your poetry, SD, and left it with a favorite line among the many you wrote so eloquently: quote:Much to absorb and ponder over. ...just bein' Bluesy |
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soul drifter Senior Member
since 2004-09-08
Posts 711Colorado |
Thank you Bluesy. Occasionally we're all threadbare in the afterglow. Thanks. |
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