There once was a bell on the moon
Whose task was to ring once in June
He stumbled on rocks
That were stuck to his socks
And instead played a symphonic tune
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There once was a bell on the moon
Whose task was to ring once in June
He stumbled on rocks
That were stuck to his socks
And instead played a symphonic tune
wistful moon above
reaches for me with longing
distance is our moat
Bumbles whirring, blurring,
strirring look for nectar
spewing blossoms
Fill up sackles strapped
to legs
furry with delightful
pollen
Take to flighty heights of
splendor
to the queenie waiting
for them
in the cells of Beemahal
I spoke words of wisdom
But they fell unheeded
Like brown leaves
I spoke words of love
But they fluttered in the
Wind like spent blossoms
I spoke words of peace
But they blew away
Like downy seeds
I spoke words of mercy
But they were swept up
Like coulds before a storm
I spoke words of hope
Into the void but they fell
Apart and letters descended
Like drops of rain
I remain silent
(Photo prompt – Magpie Tales)
White apple blossom prophets
Foretell of sweetness
Tiny swelling at the base
A promise to the gnarled
Old tree, a sign of its
Usefulness, its reason
For existing
And in old age a
Child becomes our prophet
(written for Imaginary Garden With Real Toads)
I stole a fragment of
the sea
the insistent surf withdrew
from my grasp
and left me empty
I cut a fragment of
earth’s clay
my knife bent and broke
and left me hardened
I ripped a fragment of
your heart
to keep it close
it turned to stone and I
was left
alone
(posted on Toads)