Celebration
A poem about finding a guiding light
I
Star in the East, you rise again
On winter’s breath,
Beating back night
Storms, that rage and lash
Against blindfolds, breaking balance.
II
Paint your light
Amongst fallen clouds —
They were saturated
With the sins of summer.
III
Silk webs, wrought of fine silver
Light, from midnight’s moon,
Refracts starlight:
Guides it to our destination.
IV
Spirits soar, now we feel
Full power, new strength
To endure tempest
And her incandescent conjuration.
V
Inspiration remains, now the light
Melts, back to nucleus, frozen
Days shine in remembrance, in celebration.
This collection of One Line Poems is a response to the wonderful One Line Poetry project, hosted by Kathy Jacobs, over at Chalkboard — celebrating One Line Poems and, of course, National Poetry Month!
Every first word links to one of the poetry prompts used in the project.
You should definitely come along & join us! *click, click, click below — and read more fantastic poems over at Chalkboard ❤*
