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John McKenzie Laurie
Poems
Aug 2015
Smokeless Fire
Lonely vigil, nigh on midnight,
Stars above and earth below,
Sacred silence, dark inviolate,
Seated in the fire’s glow.
Dreaming of a lover’s whispers,
Dancing with her memory,
Drowning in a sea of roses;
Drinking in the melody.
Breathing, touching, soft caresses,
Sweetest honey, strongest wine,
Whispered vows, that sweet assurance:
“I am yours, and you are mine.”
All is fleeting, air and ashes;
Tears ahead and oaths behind,
Fire burning down to nothing,
How could I have been so blind?
A poem written at a friend's cabin, remembering a lost love.
#love
#dancing
#memory
#whisper
#firelight
Written by
John McKenzie Laurie
Portland, OR
(Portland, OR)
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