Thoughts on a rain soaked morn.
Inclement climes set early in today
lacking mercy at dawn's soft hour,
the lake now ruffled torn and dour,
as sad the world was hard at play,
Thus to counter my abysmal gloom
and annihilate natures harsh brooding storm,
sojourned I to my favour'd cosy room,
lit the lifeless fire, then my inglenook was warm,
Thus contented I, relaxing with the blazing air,
thought I of thee soft faced and fair,
tho' dull outside, indulged I in vision's care
whilst inclined upon my rocking chair,
There, dare but I, my eager love set free
and behind the curtained wall discover
hallowed time where fond thoughts prevail,
and life's emotional knot ne'er be severed;
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Mar 2015
About this poem:
as the title suggests.
Comments (12)
Thank you, you aren't as generous as ever in your comments, cheers, Phil.
In fact the poem was written in winter, that beautiful time of preparation for the other seasons of the year, directed to some one special and oh so far away.
My thanks again,
Phil.
A beautiful way of describing nostalgic moments remembered on such a love that is held forever in your heart.
Beautiful as always my friend.
P
Thank you for your lovely comment, bless you, Phil.
Thank you so much for your constructive comment,just goes to prove even in the darkest of days we can find beauty.
Thanks again,
Phil.
Thank you for your profound comment, to was a love letter written on a gloomy day, and love brightens the darkest of skies, thank you again,
Phil.