Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Maya Aug 2018
We walked by
the wheat fields
golden flowers
citrus mornings
my hand in yours went:
I belong here.


You mumbled
something shy
sunrise yellow
warm and honeyed
and it went:
I love you.
Ronald J Chapman Aug 2018
Roman goddess; smiling
Dressed in a golden gown,
Dancing among the clouds,
In a dawning August sky,

Listening to my prayers,
While I wait,
For the summer,
Sun to rise,

As the stars hide behind a curtain of blue,
Your morning smile travels with me,
Filling my Soul with hope and beauty,
Throughout the day...

Copyright © 2018 Ronald J Chapman All Rights Reserved.
Golden Gown poem (text to speech)
https://youtu.be/GxtciyQrEEo
May Jul 2018
In the bleeding twilight
that dripped down like nectar
and fell like summer dews
and honey dusted petals,
before the emerald washed meadows
under the moonlit ecstacy
could caress my lungs,
murmuring sweet nothings
with warm breath caressing
rose blushed cheeks,
orange pink gazes
igniting rosy flames of love,
dearest, your warmth
that smelled of fresh lisianthus
in the baby shades of the
first sun lights of the early dawn
just disappeared as the autumn breeze
stealing my heart away with it
in the bleeding twilight
that blew past,
soaking the warmness along…
Amanda Jul 2018
Sunlight streams in
through the cracks
in our antique door,
spilling the day's glow
amongst the hardwoods,
glazing it in caramel,
with specks of the past
twirling and dancing
in the broad rush of light.

I compare myself
to the imperfections
highlighted in the wood,
the grains that have suffered,
the ones that bore too much weight,
they now illuminate the scars
that couldn't be buffed out completely.

Thankfully for our souls,
just because we are damaged,
it does not mean we are useless.
I find a great comfort in knowing
our inner light is much more forgiving,
and that none of us are alone.
Lyn-Purcell Jul 2018
Up
I begin to stir
Fragrant scents of memories
Wake to see sunlight
Starting the day with a haiku!
^-^
Lyn ***
Nicole Feekes Jul 2018
The night is long and yearning
craving for the promise of sunlight
the turn of a new page.
Possibility
melts through the trees
as the sun overpowers and the shadows retreat

With the day we dance
Metaphors in motion
We are given another chance
Soak in, fulfill, advance
dazed by the sun's romance.

Flowers twirl open blooming, ignite
as time passes the hues seem to fight
dusk gives way to night
I live for the promise of light
Dominique Jul 2018
We drank cider
And filled our faces
With cheesecake that tasted
Almost as tangy as the blood
That fizzed through (and out) of my veins
As a consequence of you.
And I thought to myself,
The sunlight will always be golden
But I will never again smell cigarette smoke
And think of anyone other than you
With your stupid hyperbolic smile
And if I can't see the way eight pm
Looks beneath your lashes
Or the way the summer hours
Turn your hair into auburn fire
Then I may as well bury my eyes
In the soil that hasn't yet
Managed to kiss your feet.
Short, stupid poems are sometimes enough
Next page