The Lazy Poets Thursday Poem 2

It’s Thursday again and I’m still lazy! For macro Monday this week I posted a photo that I edited. Among the comments I received, Christine at http://dadirridreaming.wordpress.com/ and Sandra at http://sandraconner.wordpress.com/ both said that the photo made them think of waves foaming on a beach. Thank you lovely friends, your comments inspired todays lazy poem. Here is a slightly bluer version of Monday’s photo.

2013 Jan 27_2822_edited-4

Waves of Foam

Foaming ocean laps the Jurassic shore

where molten lava once seared and pitted

into burnished pockets of chalk

that glow pale in the shallows

where volcanic flame no longer scorches

earth but in its place frozen fluid

 turned to stone in the countless millennia

before mankind’s dawn

then lapis and bronze lay down its mineral

to adorn sweet womankind’s questing hands

and feet that step through warm golden sand

above the azure sky reflects light

from the firmament holding the source

of celestial waters in balance

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Gilly Mbachu Goldsworthy is a mum to two kids that are supposed to be grown up and mma to a four year old and a new born baby boy. None of that means that I am grown up though! I love writing – travel and quite edgy fiction – and being an OU student for a degree which remains to be seen. What I do best though is counselling; I’ve been privileged to work with many people through big changes.
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12 Responses to The Lazy Poets Thursday Poem 2

  1. sandraconner says:

    Ooooooh, Gilly, this is beautiful!!!!!!!

  2. Madhu says:

    Love it! And you are too modest Gilly :-)

  3. dadirri7 says:

    it is beautiful … poetry is letting images and meanings flow just like that …”the azure sky reflects light from the firmament holding the source of celestial waters in balance” … the words carry us away to space, earth, sky, water, … we are all that, we just forget until a poet reminds us!

  4. Oh Gilly,; this is so beautiful with lovely imagery. :-)

  5. Love the poem and the image! So beautifully (and appropriately) put together here … perhaps those are lava trapped air bubbles!

  6. Most fitting to the photo and lovely to read.

  7. Stirs our hearts so beautifully!

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