silent night

dusk arising

 

smiling with the butterflies
laughter enlights her cobalt eyes     
glance ecstasy personified
in barefoot dancing pale levi's

.       as outside silent night sweeps by
.       in duvet slumbers dreams i lie
.       where years desires carefree fly
.           till dawning's kiss
.                    of sweet goodbye

each motion making mockery
a passion hence denied in me
till lovers final harmony
enraged my thundering timpani


.        as outside silent night sweeps by
.        quiet calls a stifled cry
.        memory time cannot deny
.              of dawnings kiss
.                      and last goodbye

  • Author: dusk arising (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 11th, 2018 00:03
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  • Goldfinch60

    Wonderful emotive write.

  • orchidee

    A fine write dusk.

    • dusk arising

      Thanks for reading Orchidee

    • Michael Edwards

      Reads so well - great work dusk

      • dusk arising

        Thank you ME. Appreciated.

      • kevin browne

        Perfection on a piece of paper. I'm quite taken aback from the beauty in it from the first word till the last.

        • dusk arising

          Thats high praise and i thank you.

        • Christina8

          What a stunning poem! Very descriptive and heartfelt. Loved it!

          • dusk arising

            Thank you Christina. I think it must have overpowered some, it appears 24 people viewed it but only 5 have commented.
            Definately heartfelt you are right there. All the stuff of dreams is from our hearts after all.

          • ron parrish aka wordman

            i enjoyed the write

          • marijoy

            Nostalgic, emotional from the beginning to the end. Enjoyed the reading.

            • dusk arising

              Thank you for reading me. Always good to see poetic friends enjoying a piece which fell onto the page for me.

            • Gary Edward Geraci

              Great write Dusk. Enjoyed seeing an orchestral percussion instrument make its way into your poem.

              • dusk arising

                I hope the climactic sexual timpani sensation isn't something Thanks for your appreciation.

                • Gary Edward Geraci

                  No worries Dusk - it doesn’t offend me.

                  • dusk arising

                    No offense intended whatsoever. As we are all created in the likeness of god we share his sexuality.

                    • Gary Edward Geraci

                      Although God’s ability to create transcends human sexuality, faith and reason both affirm that our earthly, sexual drives originate from God and so yes, I agree with you, we share in God’s creative efforts when we procreate new life within sacramental marriage; it’s up to each one of us to use our drives according to God’s plan for human flourishing.

                      • dusk arising

                        LOL that's god's apparent plan - written by a man not a God. Probably for the purpose of gaining corrupt influence over the masses as we witness with contemporary religions.
                        Weird that you regard sex as only being OK when used for procreation. I hope you don't regard other kinds of sexual activity as a 'sin' - another man made concept.

                        • Gary Edward Geraci

                          Yes Dusk, as shocking as this is to the current culture, the Catholic Church teaches that outside of marriage; a marriage between one man and one woman; sex is a sin.

                          • dusk arising

                            Catholic church is having to admit that it is a corrupt organisation these days. Not only for it's peadophile activities but also witholding information about its peadophile activities to protect it's employees. They definitely seem to know a lot about 'sin'.

                            • dusk arising

                              Catholic church is having to admit that it is a corrupt organisation these days. Not only for it's peadophile activities but also witholding information about its peadophile activities to protect it's employees. They definitely seem to know a lot about 'sin'.

                              • dusk arising

                                Catholic church is having to admit that it is a corrupt organisation these days. Not only for it's peadophile activities but also witholding information about its peadophile activities to protect it's employees. They definitely seem to know a lot about 'sin'.

                                • Gary Edward Geraci

                                  The Church, throughout her history, has consisted of both sinners and saints. What you mention are indeed despicable acts of abuse: cases of pediphilia but even more cases of homosexual acts against vulnerable young men and seminarians. The Church is rightfuly concerned and is undergoing a cleansing process. I’m appalled by it all. That said, clearly my faith is in the Church Christ left us some two-thousand years ago. We have more than enough good priests, religious, and lay people today that are competent and holy enough to extend God’s Kingdom as Christ intends.

                                • Neville

                                  I can not tell a lie... this was thoroughly enjoyed... a delicious little read on my return to these shores and true...

                                • Neville

                                  interesting, tell me ..when did you last see a butterfly smile

                                  • dusk arising

                                    Never, the opening line is about smiling in the presence of the little winged beauties. It's a dream sequence.
                                    One would hope that having reached maturity from maggot and pupae stage, the little critters were a tad on the happy side - till some beautiful passing bird makes a meal of them. Makes 'dressing up for dinner' take on a whole new hue.

                                    • Neville

                                      phew.. relief.. I thought some one had dropped an acid tab in ya coffee...

                                    • Caring dove

                                      Lovely flow to your words 🙂



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