Mourning Song

Neville

Mourning Song

 

Where there once were

Mountains

There is nothing now but sea

 

And although

 

I refuse to sing a mountain song for them

I shall sing a mourning one

For thee

 

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 13th, 2019 03:05
  • Comment from author about the poem: I may be away for a few days so thought these words apt....
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  • sylviasearcher

    But who can choose between ocean and mountain?

    I was just reviewing a chapter in my book and it was kind of having both. Mountain and ocean...

    Maybe I’ll share it...

    • Neville

      maybe you should .. many thanks for popping in... N

    • Michael Edwards

      A real lovely write - enjoy your trip Neville.

      • Neville

        thank you Michael... I am sure I will tis like going home...

        • Michael Edwards

          I have the same feeling when we return to Cyprus - to walk into the apartment with our own front door key is a great feeling.

          • Neville

            indeed it is..

          • orchidee

            Oohh sing me a song - we'll miss ya!

            • Neville

              How very kind... thank you ...

              • orchidee

                You put your cheque to me in the post, for paying me to say my first comment?! It will make a change from me singing - your turn!

                • Neville

                  .................................... 🙂

                  • orchidee

                    A song from you there? The Sound Of Silence? I can't see any words to it. lol.

                  • dusk arising

                    Mountains of passion fade to calm once the crashing waves finally stop.

                    Would be appropriate to mourn such passing.

                    Short, sweet with amazing depth in today's write from you N.

                    • Neville

                      Thank you kindly sir.. a much appreciated visit and true....

                    • Nicholas Browning

                      The good ole' dusty trail and the song of passing that comes with it. May you enjoy your time away sir. Hopefully it's for a benevolent purpose.

                      • Neville

                        thank you Nicholas, much appreciated.. a trip inspired through necessity my friend.. the need to pay bills and check on whether there has been any winter damage to my little mountain retreat....N

                        • Nicholas Browning

                          Ah, I see! Best regards to you and your mountain villa!

                          • Neville

                            thank you..

                          • Fay Slimm.

                            Can hear murmurs of mourning in your well-worded song. The pull of these words allay time spent apart - - enjoy your break away Nev and come back safe........ x

                            • Neville

                              thank you so much Fay and yes.. I will be back in about a week.. before then if I can arrange internet access up me mountain... not always possible.. till then though, do take care N x

                            • SerenWise

                              Nicely written

                              • Neville

                                Thank you my friend.... N

                              • Goldfinch60

                                Super write Neville. Have a good time.

                                • Neville

                                  thank you GF60 .. much appreciated... not long back.. but at least back.... Neville

                                • Fay Slimm.

                                  Thursday mid-day - - you keep coming back like a song on my screen ..... and then disappearing - can see you trying and hope all is well in that mountain retreat. -- - Fay x

                                  • Neville

                                    Hiya Fay am in the Starra Planina mountains but weather cUses failure of internet still an hour before arrival



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