Melting from unseen clouds, moving forms
Dark lines dissolve with coming storms
Sunbeam paint flows from an empty sky
Brushing warmth with its dye
Moving squares of sun on my floor
Outside a cold wind, inside shut door
Sun fades blend into lattice shades
Shadow's prison bars a fly evades
From night's garden of stone it came
There bathed in black shame
Osiris dismembered, Amen resurrected
Here shadows in a cross are connected
Yesterday's sun in a gibbet hung
As a pendulum across the heavens swung
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- Comment from author about the poem: Osiris an Egyptian god that was cut up and his pieces spread over the world to be gathered up and rejoined to resurrect him. Amen the Hebrew derivation of the Egyptian sun god Amun that died each night and resurrects each morning. Both forerunners of Christ
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An interesting read for me at this time of year, more looking up for me, a little more knowledge gained, beautifully written and enjoyed
Thank you so much. Your read is most appreciated. I felt this may be a bit controversial at this time of year so decided to put it out today not on Sunday.
You are very welcome
This is a wonderful poem with imagery to spare.I like the references.I think I always learn something new from your poems.Well done
Thank you David for the wonderful review and kind words that are always a pleasure in my day.
Brings to life all that ancient history and lore🙏🏻🕊️
Thank you Cryptic for your visit and incenting words of encouragement that brighten the day
A wonderful poem from you on Osiris. Another wonderful poem from Mourgana on Odin? I clearly missed the memo today on powerful gods that start with O! A most wonderful piece, my friend. 🌹👏
Thanks Tristan it is the Easter season so a poem to the gods seemed fitting. Spring in the north a time of resurrection and the coming of the sun. I appreciate the read and kind words of acknowledgement. Have a wonderful day
You are most welcome. Indeed, a most fitting post for the week, no doubt, my friend. I hope you have a great day too! 🌹👏
Good write SB.
Thank you very much Orchi
Powerful work.
Thank you Thomas it is appreciated
Good words soren, more things that I didn't know.
An dy
Thanks so much Andy for the read and comment as always they are appreciated
wonderfully worded - enjoyed reading it. used to read the classics a lot in my youth, then passed on to fiction - now striving to find time to read as wapp and fb messages flow in like a flood daily
Thank you Nafissa for the review and most kind words of encouragement they are always most appreciated
always enjoy a good read - keep it up - and keep them coming
have a great week
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