DAYBREAK

Michael Edwards

DAYBREAK

 

It stands ajar, the old wood door,

where red brown rivulets that flow

from rusty nails and lock and hinges

leave their stains on sun bleached wood.

 

And there stands she in silhouette

and haloed by the candlelight,

the weavings of her twisted locks,

and scarf, and flowing silken gown.

 

The fallow tracts emerging now

as night time lifts its darkest veil.

Her eyes look out with vacant stare

abstracted in her world of dreams.

 

Tempered by the merging day

the view commanded now reveals

each blade and twig furred white with frost

as warm-hued shadows stretch and weave.

 

And cast there by the rising sun

the early rays which light the sky

bring slow divide from troubled dreams

which fade and melt with warmth of day.

 

  • Author: Michael Edwards (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 7th, 2017 02:21
  • Comment from author about the poem: Another plus an acrylic abstract of mine
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments8

  • Michael Edwards

    Thanks for your kind words Kathy. I see I've used the word 'weave' twice - must do something about that.

  • WriteBeLight

    Morning is my favorite time, especially in late summer! Beautiful work and lovely colors in your picture.

  • willyweed

    That's about when I read this, this morning. wonderful abstract. Thanks for sharing Michael.

  • Tony36

    Great write and great picture

  • Michael Edwards

    Cheers WBL, Willy and Tony

  • Christina8

    Really nice piece about the morning and beautiful abstract to go with it. Excellent!--Christina

  • Michael Edwards

    Bless you Christina.

  • Augustus

    Awesome.



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