Sundazed & Snowblind: (Inspired by the Cocteau Twins)

Dominic Windram



Sundazed & snowblind,

in that eerie twilight hour,

I witnessed teeming visions

pouring from pure blue, inner skies.

The great lake of life was crystal clear.

The forests were verdant

and the wise oak trees were broad and tall.

Ribbed and veined,

their leaves were gold tinted.

And through it all,

the elfin rhymes were elegant:

music to my mortal ears.

Those enchanted things

would later inform my etchings.

Yet, I'm now filled with sadness

 As I can no longer grasp, such ideals.

  • Author: Dominic Windram (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 16th, 2026 01:16
  • Category: Fantasy
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  • orchidee

    Good write D.

    • Dominic Windram

      Thanks...much appreciated as always!

    • sorenbarrett

      Here the beauty of reality combines with the fantasy of elves and yet seasons still come and go and the process of aging occurs. Loss with age casts a sad shadow one of melancholy and nostalgia. Well written Dominic

      • Dominic Windram

        Thanks Soren....I remember the featured song and its ' nonsense' lyrics from my university days. Consequently, I decided to create a poem about it. The music is quite poignant so I added some lines at the end. I must have edited this poem about 20 times early this morning...hopefully, I've finally got it right.

        • sorenbarrett

          You are most welcome Dominic and it seems that you have captured the feeling



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