| WRITING >>> Poetry >>> The Morning | ||
I will be the morning The forger of carousel dreams That tickle and tousle the spinning illusion Of a thousand unknowing souls
I want to be bright feathers On a canvas of woven hues A collection tin of purple treasure And nights of shuffling feet daydreams
I long to be a spinner of tales On an empty so-and-so web Fledgling heroes and weeping ashes The towers of dandelion kings
I am a learner of blue moon study Reading stories of eccentric ages Ruby teachings and magic lessons And the fading rainbow's lost gold
I used to be red sunbeams In a darkness deep and dull Emerald twilights from countless candles And the open dusk that's dawning
I let go of wild fire The stuffed tomorrow lost in sanctuary Leading towards the opposing shore Where lies reign over thunder
I've forgotten how to fly How auburn breezes make me shutter Endless underbellies of hidden cities And a secret knowing eye friend
But I will always remember The morning |
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| - - Jackie McCarthy, 2002 |