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Poetreturn 84M
1797 posts
11/1/2011 2:42 am
The red clay urn.


THE RED CLAY URN.

The apple blossoms performed in a white dress
Bridesmaids to the sweet Lilac
Which flowered in soft pose against the old barn wall
To bow its leaves to the gentle rain
Reflecting in luminescence to a hidden moon
And I stood in silence
Allowing the rain to wash me
Perfumed in the slow scent of this night
My eyes on the large red clay urn
Which lounged in an uncaring mood beneath the Lilac tree
Its rounded face upturned
With a widening mouth tilted to catch the drink

And I watched the rain sweeten the Lilac leaves
To kiss in falling then chase each other
And fall like iridescent pearls, each teardrop
In fancy’s drip so the red clay mouth drank the wine
And my eyes closed to the play
My mind understanding the rain to be a gentle fall
Of full and generous emotions
Which fell in swollen joy to the mouth of the soul
Filling the sacred vessel to the brim
With joy’s hidden knowledge of love’s nectar

I felt the sensation of knowing
Understanding the container, the soul
As I walked back to my love


Poetreturn 84M

11/1/2011 10:30 am

I am sure your words will spur me to greater heights and I thank you most sincerely for your kindness. That the write pleases you, pleases me.
Ron.


drew2 76F
2784 posts
11/1/2011 3:59 pm

this is very nice. and the hat, too!
welcome back.


Poetreturn 84M

11/1/2011 10:25 pm

    Quoting  :

Thank you, Jan and have my permission to follow me anywhere!
Ron.


Poetreturn 84M

11/1/2011 10:27 pm

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Thank you indeed, Ellie for your kind words...
Ron.


Poetreturn 84M

11/1/2011 10:28 pm

    Quoting drew2:
    this is very nice. and the hat, too!
    welcome back.
Hallo Drew, so nice to see you again. Happy that you enjoyed the read and especial smile for your comment on my hat...The weather is getting colder now.
Ron.


Poetreturn 84M

11/1/2011 10:30 pm

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It's my pl;easure to write, always... And more the pleasure when others enjoy the read. Thank you for your comment...
Ron.