Thursday, June 07, 2007

Poem: A river that flows to you - Nassau, Bahamas

A stream by the bayou
spouts from a geyser;
Bid by gravity’s attraction,
a hollow inlet the water seeks.
Where twin mountain tops
embrace the sky,
Swollen with mist at their peaks.
The stream melts into a river,
a river that flows to you.
Wanting only to caress your valley
before flooding its banks
with nature’s dew.
As the water gathers
beneath your table,
a bucket plummets
to the depth of your well.
Withdrawing a bud
filled with nectar overflowing
previously plucked by the wind,
and left embedded within a leafy shell
The bud blooms
within a vase filled with water
bottled from a stream
by the bayou.
A stream that melts
into a river,
a river that flows to you.

By Sean R. E. Munnings
The Raga~Lover

Copyright © 2007 Sean R. Munnings, all rights reserved.

1 Comments:

At 7:16 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

The moon is gone.

She fled as dawn approached.




Dawn as a slowly opening eye.




White sea birds skimming over the water,

looking for an early morning snack.



The mirror brightens.


From a blood moon at dawn to a mirror

reflecting waking life...

 

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