scintillant bodies flicker
blink and fade in a darkness
beaming in charcol waves
indigo trees rustle and sway
in tribal dance, as the sea
beats out the metre
on the hard packed sand
on the wing, dark birds
cry lust, death and desolation
and mice write wills and testements
on dry dust paths, before signing
them with a squeak of suprise
in the creek, the platypus rises
and subsides with a quiet splash
surprised by a large form drinking
the frogs write and sing deep bass arias
with the cicadas and crickets providing chorus
and amongst it all a high pitched perping
from what beast, I cannot recall
we pass now from summer warmth
to the crisp catching cold of autunm nights
darker for the rain cloud weather
making the moon an erethal wreath
if seen at all...
out off the coast a patch of luminous blue
gives of wonder as bio luminescence
holds a small patch of sea in it's thrall
in the morning more leaves
will colour, fade and fall,
the circle continues
from day to day...
simply heeding nature's call
Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 10:12 PM UTC
scintillant bodies flicker
blink and fade in a darkness
beaming in charcol waves
indigo trees rustle and sway
in tribal dance, as the sea
beats out the metre
on the hard packed sand
on the wing, dark birds
cry lust, death and desolation
and mice write wills and testements
on dry dust paths, before signing
them with a squeak of suprise
in the creek, the platypus rises
and subsides with a quiet splash
surprised by a large form drinking
the frogs write and sing deep bass arias
with the cicadas and crickets providing chorus
and amongst it all a high pitched perping
from what beast, I cannot recall
we pass now from summer warmth
to the crisp catching cold of autunm nights
darker for the rain cloud weather
making the moon an erethal wreath
if seen at all...
out off the coast a patch of luminous blue
gives of wonder as bio luminescence
holds a small patch of sea in it's thrall
in the morning more leaves
will colour, fade and fall,
the circle continues
from day to day...
simply heeding nature's call
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