Sweet Art Thou

Neil Higgins

Sweet art thou who sings to angels request of living joy and hope.Becalm and still with peace to cope.Listening to the sonnets of earthly pleasures of warmth and endless fest.Gather in the twine and slack, with calmness,express your rest.Talk to the deaf who refuse to warm to sonnets and gifts,mumbling to the ground instead.Breathing all your poets breath to feed them love to tread.Laughing with the afters,as life dances in dervish whirls of joy.Praying for the souls of all,as happiness portrays her ploy.

  • Author: Neil Higgins (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 21st, 2022 06:09
  • Comment from author about the poem: Just a play on words
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 15

Comments4

  • Fay Slimm.

    A fine "play on words " is this
    linguistic penning my poetic friend - -- - life certainly dances with joy for me after reading your sagacious encouragement to sing with those angels.

  • Neil Higgins

    Thank you Fay.I must be entering the Xmas spirit now,even though I have the dreaded pre-xmas lurgy (not COVID) sniffles and Vic vapour rub,plus warm lemon juice 🤢

  • Saxon Crow

    Mr Shakespeare I applaud you. Great piece Neil

  • Neil Higgins

    Grateful for that,although I think William would probably shake his head 🤣
    Have a great Xmas and New Year 🥳



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