Thursday, June 5, 2008
Skywatch Friday - Look Up
Pull your eyes away
from electronic interlopers.
Stave off all urgent replies and forwards.
Gently lay your burdens down
as a baby enveloped in a crib
of blankets and soft comforts.
Guide yourself out
where the humid winds move
through you like shape-shifters,
and the spring peepers
noisily mate in the the twilight.
Look up, look up.
Don't wonder how it happens
every night of your life.
Don't say it's beautiful.
Say nothing at all.
Forsake the moment.
Disremember the day.
Look up, look up.
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24 comments:
wow great shot love the colors happy swf
I just love your poetry. It's short, sweet, and you always make a wonderful point. I like the photo too, keep up the good work!
nice picture and poem!
Very strong words for a lovely photo!
Nice sunset.
I'll try to remember these words of wisdom . . . just to enjoy.
That's a wonderful sky. I spent the evening well away from electronic interlopers. Now I can especially enjoy being with mine again!
It's a very pretty sunset.
The Rocky Mountain Retreat
Wonderful poem to go with a fantastic photo.
Nice SWF
Our sky is wet.
Come visit,
Troy and Martha
Great shot, and nice words.
Beautiful poem. Well done.
Beautiful - looking up! :)
Great Sky Watch post Diane... and I look up all the time.. :O)
very beautiful post, excellent.
If only one could lay their burdens down like a baby! Nice imagery! Love the poem. I'm looking up!
"Disremember the day" and look up - and what wondrous things we see when we do that. An ever-changing sky. Lovely.
Such a beautiful color. It's amazing how different the same sky can look day after day.
This photo is very pretty, and so are your words.
his very pretty, lovely colours,
Very great post! The poem and shot is so beautiful:)
Petunia's SWF
Very pretty sky. I love the colors. A nice poem, too.
Beautiful SWF photo. Love the colours of the sky. Have a nice weekend.
The poem made me cry... that is exactly how I feel when I see the amazing art-work of God... no words.
so beautiful photo and poetry!
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