She breathes sunlight 17 February 2023
She sees through ugly Her eye torn into darkness Her gait leftover fancy Of a lifetime of duress She prays to the Gods Her hands temple of fervours Her mind beating the odds Through failing faith that hovers She adjusts composure Her mouth a tomb of secrets Her heart seeks closure Her chest a book of regrets She breathes sunlight Her nose a cathedral Her shoulders set into fight Tomorrow a sight feral Reading of the poem:
Eternity ~ Lisa Gerard
Infinity share as our Hearts unite
18 August 2016
In hidden deep lair lies path to twilight
For the minds of flair guide to lost sunlight
From roots the skies flare to end of the plight
As I lay down hair Times riddle me right
The foregone despair concedes to delight
The now vacant chair of forgotten might
We toil to repair in times of respite
The tear and the wear of lifetimes that smite
No more shields we bear a token of fight
We will resume care for Future so bright
Gone vanity fair in step of the night
Clear Hearts to compare the gift of the sight
When the Truth will bare our Souls to the light
Infinity share as our Hearts unite
Reading of the poem:
Not Broken – Morcheeba
Blindfold – Morcheeba
Love show – Skye
Of Love in our eyes
3 June 2016
I remember Times
When all that glittered was stars
And we were stardust
The days were sunny
The moon was forever young
Our skin night’s pallor
We belonged to life
Its rivers ran through our veins
Like endless jugglers
The tides obeyed none
They scorned moon and shunned sunlight
Patterns bearing tune
Through the rocks we jigged
Every footstep a foothold
On lake memory
The sun-kissed waters
We waded through their shimmers
Our bodies alit
When the day was done
We skipped through the moonlit air
Sustaining our frames
The flowers bloomed red
As we ran through the meadows
Our shadows suitors
We danced in playgrounds
Where light was but reflections
Of Love in our eyes
Reading of the poem:
The Good Things – Bill Laurance
Swag Times – Bill Laurance
Ready Wednesday – Bill Laurance
Lest you live as I would die
12 March 2016
Hold the door
Its old hinges creak
Of lost time
They dare speak
Of slow walks in the moonlight
Of hope cloaked in sight
Hold the door
It tries to snap shut
Locking hurt
Deep within
Crushing rose petals that bloom
When sunlight drizzles
Hold the door
It closes in tight
Reducing
Space of love
The chest caves in under might
Pressure of sorrow
Hold the door
It cuts through answers
To Questions
Lost inking
Connection’s tendrils sinking
Communication
Hold the door
It would allow us
To glimpse light
Sea beyond
The nature of you and me
Sketched in wilderness
Hold the door
It is like coffin
Embalming
Pervading
Lest you live as I would die
Motionless, empty
Reading of the poem:
Come Heavy Sleep – John Dowland (Steven Rickards, counter-tenor Dorothy Linell, lute)
In darkness let me dwell – John Dowland (Andreas Scholl)
Flow my tears – John Dowland (Valeria Mignaco, soprano, Alfonso Marin Lute)
I saw my lady weep – John Dowland (Andreas Scholl)
In Darkness let me Dwell – John Dowland (Ellen Hargis, soprano; Jacob Heringman, lute; Mary Springfels, viol)
Come again – John Dowland (Paul Agnew, tenor, Christoper Wilson, Lute)
Weep you no more, sad fountains – John Dowland (Anne Sofie von Otter, mezzo-soprano, Jakob Lindberg, lute)
Life wide open change
16 November 2015
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Hold me within you
Another world comforts Life
Guided dreaming mine
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Time set still hunger
Golden streets make dreams’ escape
Higher up blind change
.
Now reflecting Grace
Falling so far down last breath
The edge of feet six
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Heart my sacrifice
Perfect Love forever free
Eyes’ tears instant peace
.
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Turn around careless
Hello again memories
Into joy stream fly
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Welcome the morrows
Friend or foe to Heart now take
Building on the now
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Life wide open change
I will show you everything
Arms sunlight pray Love
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Higher – Creed
One Last Breath – Creed
My sacrifice – Creed
With Arms Wide Open Creed
In Circles of Time
9 October 2015
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In dwindling sunlight
I sat on the river’s bank
Watching it flow past
.
Engulfed in darkness
An opening under bridges
Swallowed river’s flow
.
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As the sun fell cold
In the icy waters drowned
Opening narrowed
.
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All the Earth focused
A point of no return slid
Sealing the entrance
.
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The river swelled, sighed
Its waters shaking off sun
From within broken
.
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The Earth lay bereft
Bearing pieces of sun’s rays
That none could revive
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The moon rose severe
Holding the upper hand smiled
In Circles of Time
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