Treasured.
I remember that day,
a grainy twilight draining sky's colour,
strange iridescent skin
on the water and wind lifting my hair.
I remember the birds
bursting to flight from silhouette trees,
granite luminescence
on rocks and damp cooling my tension.
I remember the peace
as I waited for you at our rendezvous,
determined that love leave
memories never so treasured as then.
- Author: Fay Slimm. ( Offline)
- Published: July 8th, 2020 02:44
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Our memories are one of the greatest things we have. Being able to remember days like this helps us move forward In life.
I remember to say it's another fine poem Fay!
Even more treasured now i could easily believe.
I must say your words took me back to sometime, someplace, someone.... a similar scene in my memory which i have to admit i found quite moving.
Words, from the hand of one who's life flows through them, can bring so much unexpected joy to savour.
Ah memories - super write Fay.
I know it is just "me,' but your phrasing of the first two stanzas had me thinking of "The Birds" - the short story and later the movie.
But then you smacked me straight with the final stanza and those "memories never so treasured
ANGELA HERE - Good Evening Fay - MEMORIES ! As we get older - memories accumulate - some are more poignant & memorable than others ! Brian & I have Walls & Display Cabinets in our new Home and already they are filling up with memories ! Photos - pebbles (with dates & place on) - artifacts etc to remind us of People & High Days & Holidays.
BUT your moving Poem focuses on a Single Day - out of thousands. It is eternally etched in your memory. The sky & sea - The birds & rocks and the PEACE ! Eventually culminating in the UNFORGETABLE TRYST - AMEN. Brian & I have had such moments and trust we will have many more ~ AMEN !
Blessings - Peace & Joy
Love - Angela & Brian 💛💛💛
You took me back to those treasured places where love abounded for my wife and I.
Andy
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