A sliver of sun through
Early morning haze,
Heralding the promise
Of long cloudless days:
Rescue me.
Fresh meadow scent on
A soft soughing breeze;
Chirrup of a song thrush
Hidden amongst the trees:
Rescue me.
The gentle hovering of
A noisome honeybee,
Searching out pollen
On a dancing petal sea:
Rescue me.
Trill of childish laughter
Echoing from the park,
Competing for attention
With a soaring sky~lark:
Rescue me.
A beautiful woman in
A cotton print dress;
Her leisurely gait enticing
Beneath the fabric’s car~ess:
Rescue me.
The red sinking giant
Painting clouds in the sky,
Just another lost day
Laying down to die:
Rescue me,
Rescue me,
Please, rescue me.
©Paul M Chafer 2014
Oct 2, 2014
Oct 2, 2014 at 7:59 AM UTC
A sliver of sun through
Early morning haze,
Heralding the promise
Of long cloudless days:
Rescue me.
Fresh meadow scent on
A soft soughing breeze;
Chirrup of a song thrush
Hidden amongst the trees:
Rescue me.
The gentle hovering of
A noisome honeybee,
Searching out pollen
On a dancing petal sea:
Rescue me.
Trill of childish laughter
Echoing from the park,
Competing for attention
With a soaring sky~lark:
Rescue me.
A beautiful woman in
A cotton print dress;
Her leisurely gait enticing
Beneath the fabric’s car~ess:
Rescue me.
The red sinking giant
Painting clouds in the sky,
Just another lost day
Laying down to die:
Rescue me,
Rescue me,
Please, rescue me.
©Paul M Chafer 2014
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