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lost in its magic
the sunset wrapped in thoughts
securely golden
gold gilts the sky
the kisadees find shelter
for the span of night
silhouettes weave
the night for dream seekers
loss of bird songs
solace found
fullness of cooling breezes
twinkling stars
to share a wish
one such falling star plunges
lost to fantasy
moon rays
fill spaces lost to mind sight
dreams filter in
--gillena cox
oo i like falling stars...and both day and night have their magic...some are lost for a few hours so we can enjoy the magic of the other...cool take...
ReplyDeleteGood one :) I always wanted to wish on a falling star but never have seen one. Send one my way next time you see it ;)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the peaceful and serene tone of your poem, Gillena. It feels dreams can indeed 'filter in'.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful imagery, Gillena. I especially love "silhouettes weave the night for dream seekers", being a dream seeker myself!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your appreciation Brian
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Will do Swathi , for sure, happy you dropped in
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Thanks Gabrielle, happy you dropped in
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Happy you dropped in Sherry
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You have created a lovely scene here and used such beautiful language. I love 'the sunset wrapped in thoughts.'
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images and pictures, falling stars that capture our hearts,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your appreciation Mary
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Happy you stopped by Alan
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Wonderful--I love the falling stars too!
ReplyDeleteMadwoman , thanks for stopping by
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"one such falling star plunges
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Never thought of it as lost to fantasy...but it is.
Lovely poem!
Spirtual and beautiful.
ReplyDelete"to share a wish
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lost to fantasy"...my favorite portion Gillena..i love how beautiful images come in one by one and take their place truly like dreams...a
beautiful write..
Thank you for your appreciation Sumana
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The last stanza is breath-taking. I love the idea of moon rays filling spaces lost to mind sight! But I really DID enjoy all the language in this poem.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your appreciation Mary
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Each individual haiku is breathtaking.
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This is amazing oh Gillena you are sprouting magic, wow
ReplyDeleteThanks Adelaide
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Thanks Lorraine
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after the birds
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the evening breeze
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your lovely haiku Bill
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