Raven

Mourgana of the Fey

O luminous light of purification

the raven within mine heart

lay afloat upon sunset

 

nine ripples open

into Venusian vines

garlands given

 

I am the siren

beholding no one

only mys soul

 

alone these lavender hems

fade into dark blue knowing

wither now into cosmic cologne

this nocturnal flight

begins

 

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  • sorenbarrett

    So many symbols in this poem the raven of wisdom straight from Odin's shoulder. Nine number of completion, reinforced by a sunset close of day, Venusian vines growth of love reinforced with siren seduction and the colors of tranquility turned to loyalty. Well done

    • Mourgana of the Fey

      Thank you for sharing your reflections and insights on this piece Soren, usually my poems are filled with symbolism indeed! Have a lovely day!

    • Tristan Robert Lange

      Seriously beautiful, Rian. You have a way of weaving together scene and setting so seamlessly that they become living metaphors for your entire point. Well done. I am a fan. ๐ŸŒน๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฆโ€โฌ›

      • Mourgana of the Fey

        Thank you much Tristan, and if you say the metaphor has come to life, well thats also part of how I write. To fully awaken these visions. This is part of a song lyric I once wrote I have changed it, am working on different versions of it. Enjoy your day my friend!

        • Tristan Robert Lange

          Wow! How awesome! Youโ€™re very welcome Mourgana! You too!

        • Teddy.15

          I have a great love for my own raven and that of Poe

          O luminous light of purification

          the raven within mine heart

          lay afloat upon sunset

          Wonderfully crafted poetry. ๐ŸŒน

          • Mourgana of the Fey

            Thank you kindly Teddy for all the words and reflections, glad that you enjoyed this poem. Yes i like the both too, the Raven and ravens in each and every way. Enjoy your day Terry!



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