Through The Skylight

Cassie58

i have loved the stars with fondness 

with passion and delight 

so when i lie here sleepless

i am thankful for their light 

that spangles in the heavens 

and has done all my life 

 

to those eyes that wink in darkness 

that enter in my room 

that chase away the demons 

the worries and the gloom 

i am thankful for your company 

and the shadows you consume 

 

through the skylight you are welcome 

at any time of year 

no need to seek an invite 

as i’m grateful you appear 

and the value that i place on you

is priceless that is clear 

 

 

  • Author: Cassie58 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 27th, 2024 05:01
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  • Alan R

    Gratitude is a powerful ally

    • Cassie58

      Thank you Alan. I appreciate your thoughts. Have a happy Tuesday.

    • Meera Mere

      Your words are always so full of love and gratitude. That's the kind of the person I have always been wanted to. Thanks for the beautiful poem. Looking forward to read more of them.....

      • Cassie58

        Thank you Meera for a lovely response. I appreciate your kind thoughts. Have a lovely day.

      • Teddy.15

        A pricelessly timeless piece of Poetry and in the most romantic and unforced rhyme absolutely stunning.

        to those eyes that wink in darkness

        that enter in my room

        that chase away the demons

        the worries and the gloom

        i am thankful for your company

        and the shadows you consume

        Kudos dearest Cassie. 🌹

        • Cassie58

          Dear Teddy, thank you for your beautiful review. An older poem from my archives. So pleased you enjoyed it. Have a happy Tuesday. I have been a star gazer for as long as I can remember.

        • MendedFences27

          A lovely poem. It's brilliant to thank the stars for company during the dark side of night. A great concept. Well spoken - Phil A.

          • Cassie58

            Thank you so much for your thoughtful review. So pleased you enjoyed this older poem of mine from the archives. Happy Tuesday Phil.

          • orchidee

            A fine write Cassie.
            I'm not thankful for KP's botox - I have to pay for it! lol.

            • Cassie58

              Thank you Orchi. Pleased you enjoyed this poem. KP is trying to keep herself young and beautiful for you. Mind you I don’t think I’d fancy Botox. Happy Tuesday.

            • Goldfinch60

              Wonderful words Cassie, stars are so wonderful in our lives as ech one can be a memory of a loved one passed.

              Andy

              • Cassie58

                Thank you Andy for a lovely review. I have always been a star gazer. Have a great day.

              • Neville



                there is indeed much beauty here and some to spare even .. am so glad you shared .. Neville

                • Cassie58

                  Thank you Neville. Have a lovely day.

                • jim56

                  beautiful and amazing poem
                  brilliant

                  • Cassie58

                    Thank you Jim for your lovely comment. Pleased you like this poem from my archives.

                    • jim56

                      hi Cassie its beautiful a pleasure to read
                      well written keep writing
                      your very talented xxx

                    • Cassie58

                      You are most kind:)

                    • Thomas W Case

                      Powerful. Gratitude is crucial.

                      • Cassie58

                        You are so right Thomas. Thank you for your thoughts.

                      • Reynaldo Casison

                        Starry and beautiful

                        • Cassie58

                          Thank you Reynaldo. I appreciate you stopping by to share your thoughts. All the best.



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