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If your silky lavender eyes choose not to meet mine That’s fine. Fantasies live and then die. But for you, I'll try. A man whose eyes hold only yours, Sweet, lavender gazing privately, Other sight blinded by joviality. Uncontrollable emotion, A shotgun blast from dad, Deters no serious man. A princess, A jewel, An emerald, A girl. Not an object, But a privilege. A man not centered on *** Relationship not just in the bed, Kisses on tangerine cheeks, Through rain, Foretelling lifelong love. Soft skin swims, I touch with permission, We laugh and love, None other. Flawless beauty, Like diamond, Like velvet, A wonderful image. Thus you. ----Ardent Bowel ----
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 6:10 AM UTC
Lavender Tangerine
Hear ye, hear ye hearken from the medieval times of old where knights in the round once roamed jousting with deeds fought in truth and honor to protect the weak, the helpless, the oppressed with an ideology lurking since the dawn of time that all are born free, unshackled from contrived ordeals only to soar high with the eagles to become one with the heavens and bask in the glory of serving the frailty and holiness of mankind Hear ye, hear ye it’s Merlin conjuring a magical spell for the spirit to behold, to marvel, new stages of self-enlightenment where the essence of the King invades sleeping visions possibly foretelling ominous events awaiting new missions or predestined journeys one must endure to become so bold in knowledge and wisdom offered, living in this world’s mold not necessarily realized, instead shrouded with unimpeded urges akin to the signs found in youth, immaturity, the close-minded Hear ye, hear ye the quest to sip from the Carpenter’s silver chalice and taste charitable love for family, friends, and foes where reckless pride and hatred are speared with the arrow forged in devotion of a noble belief, tempered with selfless feats where the sun rises and sets on the wicked actions of human nature slaughtering the divine lights prematurely, locked within many souls yet crusades against evil continues, no retreat, no regrets, no surrender price to uphold the spirit of Camelot, payment in full, services rendered.
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Jul 9, 2017
Jul 9, 2017 at 1:36 AM UTC
In Search of Camelot
bowl of hot steaming white rice faint porcelain bowl each grain foretelling wisdom
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 7:18 PM UTC
Haiku of Bowl of Rice
There's no replying To the Wind's sighing, Telling, foretelling, Dying, undying, Dwindling and swelling, Complaining, droning, Whistling and moaning, Ever beginning, Ending, repeating, Hinting and dinning, Lagging and fleeting-- We've no replying Living or dying To the Wind's sighing. What are you telling, Variable Wind-tone? What would be teaching, O sinking, swelling, Desolate Wind-moan? Ever for ever Teaching and preaching, Never, ah never Making us wiser-- The earliest riser Catches no meaning, The last who hearkens Garners no gleaning Of wisdom's treasure, While the world darkens:-- Living or dying, In pain, in pleasure, We've no replying To wordless flying Wind's sighing.
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Hollow-Sounding And Mysterious
by rgpage her blonde wisps of hair riding the late evening’s breeze, at the dark water’s edge they casually stroll snuggled up close under her lover’s arm as the breakers roar like a thunder’s roll. a late night stroll on deserted shore the  dark hour’s flushed with the full moon’s glow, barely enough light for their silhouette’s form, as they walk the water’s edge with its wave’s ebb and flow. on a wool blanket stretched upon the cool evening sand alone with nature, the couple takes pause she sits and leans back on his bare muscled chest lightly stroking his arm with her nail like claws. light wine and cheese from a basket she packed ‘til nature takes hold and leads them along with kiss’ on her ear and cheek he snacked as young hormones pull on urges made strong. with one finger lifting her tiny stringed strap a motion foretelling of pleasures to be earned, his fingers gently gliding it down her arm exposing a prize for which he did yearn. warm kiss’ exchanged give personal consent the ocean’s loud din now muffled and still, gentle fondling, soft kissing, their secrets are learned. with their gifts to each other of a lover’s free will. time pass’ quickly with the couple’s desires, their two bodies joined in love’s embrace; united hearts pounding to love’s ultimate dance   at the water’s edge where the breakers chase….
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Dec 4, 2011
Dec 4, 2011 at 12:53 PM UTC
midnight shore pt. 2
If your silky lavender eyes choose not to meet mine That’s fine. Fantasies live and then die. But for you, I'll try. A man whose eyes hold only yours, Sweet, lavender gazing privately, Other sight blinded by joviality. Uncontrollable emotion, A shotgun blast from dad, Deters no serious man. A princess, A jewel, An emerald, A girl. Not an object, But a privilege. A man not centered on *** Relationship not just in the bed, Kisses on tangerine cheeks, Through rain, Foretelling lifelong love. Soft skin swims, I touch with permission, We laugh and love, None other. Flawless beauty, Like diamond, Like velvet, A wonderful image. Thus you.
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Nov 27, 2012
Nov 27, 2012 at 4:41 PM UTC
Lavender Tangerine
Could there be any truth in the prophecies that the Mayans had written? Over five thousand years ago about 2012 foretelling a spiritual awakening! And the possibility of the end of mankind is it fiction that's outlined? Prophecies written have come and long gone scholars say they've happened. Were these disasters predicted as it was told or how they were interpreted? Whether vague and their meanings calculated their accuracy debated! Many are sceptical of those who say they foresee from past times to present. Though a lot of predictions of the natural type what of mankind's folly? If there's a way that the future can be seen to know seems obscene! Usually nothing can be done to prevent it causing fear and uncertainty. Prophecies of the past make no difference those of the future no comfort! Whether the Mayans is true it's a short wait if not next year let's have a debate! The Foureyd Poet.
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Jul 7, 2012
Jul 7, 2012 at 10:38 PM UTC
Mayan Prophecy 2012
Mirrored silver tag me blue reflective sky widgeon, merganser blithely sail broken ripples foretelling storm raucous cawing crows assemble anxious ducks explode airborne duly warned silent drone fateful wraith Eagle glides over the settling surface razor eyes seeking the meek the weak fleeing flock coalesces white bellies exposed to the sun banking hard return to serenity certain death deferred in nature alliances are clear predator prey vigilantly warning relentlessly defending Shrieking crow-beleaguered Eagle retreats no match for those united against him
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Feb 6, 2017
Feb 6, 2017 at 9:43 AM UTC
Flock
Sings a small boy whose hair is tousled by the wind, As too the folds of his mother’s peplos and the robes of clouds, When Greece gathers in silence like the stillness for a deposed crown, And all Athens around, the song of eiresione for firstfruits of Autumn, Singing boys with the olive branches of colored wool and garlanded gourds, A fall-bird to wander the Ionic sky, foretelling of new sunrise. How that joyful ancient voice still haunts the songbird of sunset.
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Apr 2, 2023
Apr 2, 2023 at 11:21 PM UTC
Firstfruits Long Forgotten
The first time I heard them I swear, I was to listening to the most beautiful choir in four-part harmony, swaying or angles wings rubbing, & perfectly, playing a common file instrument angled, such a unique sound symphonic & splendorous they are all around this free concert an offering of Mother Nature chiming at once uncaged, & calling on the ladies in perfect unison   sounding like church telling one another of sunlit hours say the flowers fending off evil spirits allowing me to travel into the dark again leaping over obstacles, alerting me to danger, still in their silence   I am protected by this harbinger of luck a most powerful portent, of coming things they sit silently in the quiet, like a copper cricket weathervane, as the poor man's thermometer spinning tales effortlessly, in the wind calmly   watching over us a shivering in the night save you, are mine my Native American totem or God's Cricket Chorus foretelling of Sorrow of coming rains tomorrow ex-lovers and death a shrill creaking stridulating in song Oh, I fear that day, your music should go away please dear uncaged cricket choir   I truly ....    hope you'll stay. Cherie Nolan© 2016
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Sep 27, 2016
Sep 27, 2016 at 1:32 PM UTC
"The Uncaged Cricket Sings"
No clouds at all, winter, spring, summer or fall, Tells the weather watcher no change at all, Cirrus my friend with a fair weather bent, Your swirls, streaks and curls, so very high, when there are just a few of you, goodness is nigh, but when you gaggle in bunches and take and curl your lip to show your ornery sides and swirl in the cold, I am told through the white and cold grey, BLIZZARD!                               get in doors or receive a frosty reception.
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Aug 19, 2013
Aug 19, 2013 at 10:47 PM UTC
Foretelling - Cirrus Clouds
* Collapse into the arms of destiny Let them carry you wherever the wind blows Do not resist, be pliant Like the reed that sways Trust that you will be guided To that which is in season to your soul Love speaks with one voice Sometimes through the parting of different lips Know that the displacement and nostalgia you feel is but a memory and a foretelling of Home Relief comes with surrender The leaf knows this secret it yields in acquiescence. Take a moment and contemplate the life of a leaf ~ Surrender is not defeat, it traverses land far and wide and arrives gently to its destination Surrender is not weakness, know your strength. Your essence can move mountains Transcend into a fragrance that casts its spell into the night unbeknownst to the beholder from whence it comes In your surrender is beauty that draws you closer to the ultimate Beauty and culminates in the ultimate Love Love him, love her, and let your love permeate like the scent of two roses, together in bloom ♥
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Dec 17, 2014
Dec 17, 2014 at 10:44 PM UTC
Surrender
At last the sun decided to recede, and dismal clouds suddenly appeared; In grey-green puffs of swirling smoke, while crystal rain fell down in tears. The night seemed in an endless whirl, of lightning bolts and blustery winds; I closed my eyes when thunder raged, and pulled the covers to my chin. My room appeared as black as coal, its shadows foretelling ageless tales; Of great mysteries from ancient times, while words dissolved into ghastly wails. Soon awakened from restless slumber, with profound relief at what I saw; The burnished golden bloom of day, as summer had turned into shining Fall.
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Aug 2, 2016
Aug 2, 2016 at 6:10 PM UTC
Seasons Change
Upon a path of trepidation Walked I along with hesitation I trudged forth in contemplation, Remarking on my indignation. I felt as though the road would end, Each step came forth again and again. To pass the time, I counted sins, Not religious exactly, just decision’s wind, I thought of my own life, and how much change Had plagued my mind and my own cage, The prison in my head that I live through, Even though there’s worse that I could do, I closed that link before I could Think of things I knew I should, I “forgot” them throughout the years, To push away all of my own fears, With that then settled The road I reveled. I noticed the dust on this forgotten trail, Each step disheveled the dirt so stale, I noticed I hadn’t been the only one To walk this trail and be undone, But I was however the first in a while, The steps i left behind me were straight and filed. - Withered whispering romance had wilted away A faceless me, within I decayed, The road was vast and all omniscient, The weather indeed was quite consistent, Muggy, dreary, a hint of mist, Melancholy so, that I wished to be ****** I would have loved to be drunk again As I had been so before like many men, To take upon this journey but straight, Would have felt like bringing train and freight, It is important to realize That I was alone and not in guise, For to find myself, I was myself, There was only I to seek for help. - about three days had passed along, Wondering if I was even strong Enough to find the cross in road To decide which way that I should go, When in sudden surprise there came, The cross in road appeared to exclaim, I could go straight, left or right, As one would think it might, But each direction had their own feel, So much so, I thought it may not be real, I gazed at each about an hour, And witnessed their foretelling in my head as they showered. - The road ahead was static and unchanging I found myself to be salivating, Nervous, the feeling crept on through me, The sensation of the same emotions, unruling. I thought of the looming possibility, That to change anything was not in my ability, That I would be forced by past to walk this path, Straight on and forward in a droning, mindless trance. This startled me and I quickly thought That I had best my chance be wrought, Left or right, like straight, I felt both, Like a voice somewhere inside bequothe, “Lest ye not choose wrong dear boy, Or you, I fear, will die empty in ploy.” Chanting choruses of Gregorian nature Repeated that stanza in mocking stature, The repetition to the point of depravity, I digressed, I became my insanity.
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 12:25 AM UTC
The Crossroad.
Upon a path of trepidation Walked I along with hesitation I trudged forth in contemplation, Remarking on my indignation. I felt as though the road would end, Each step came forth again and again. To pass the time, I counted sins, Not religious exactly, just decision’s wind, I thought of my own life, and how much change Had plagued my mind and my own cage, The prison in my head that I live through, Even though there’s worse that I could do, I closed that link before I could Think of things I knew I should, I “forgot” them throughout the years, To push away all of my own fears, With that then settled The road I reveled. I noticed the dust on this forgotten trail, Each step disheveled the dirt so stale, I noticed I hadn’t been the only one To walk this trail and be undone, But I was however the first in a while, The steps i left behind me were straight and filed. - Withered whispering romance had wilted away A faceless me, within I decayed, The road was vast and all omniscient, The weather indeed was quite consistent, Muggy, dreary, a hint of mist, Melancholy so, that I wished to be ****** I would have loved to be drunk again As I had been so before like many men, To take upon this journey but straight, Would have felt like bringing train and freight, It is important to realize That I was alone and not in guise, For to find myself, I was myself, There was only I to seek for help. - about three days had passed along, Wondering if I was even strong Enough to find the cross in road To decide which way that I should go, When in sudden surprise there came, The cross in road appeared to exclaim, I could go straight, left or right, As one would think it might, But each direction had their own feel, So much so, I thought it may not be real, I gazed at each about an hour, And witnessed their foretelling in my head as they showered. - The road ahead was static and unchanging I found myself to be salivating, Nervous, the feeling crept on through me, The sensation of the same emotions, unruling. I thought of the looming possibility, That to change anything was not in my ability, That I would be forced by past to walk this path, Straight on and forward in a droning, mindless trance. This startled me and I quickly thought That I had best my chance be wrought, Left or right, like straight, I felt both, Like a voice somewhere inside bequothe, “Lest ye not choose wrong dear boy, Or you, I fear, will die empty in ploy.” Chanting choruses of Gregorian nature Repeated that stanza in mocking stature, The repetition to the point of depravity, I digressed, I became my insanity.
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We are fluffy       not stuffy, we are bright,        not dull, we can be       the lull, before the storm. More on that later, after the news. Reflecting white light and we become bright, pile us on one another a collective of light, and airy, we don't take our selves serious, we are much lower to the ground than cirrus. Please don't let what I have to say cloud your judgement in anyway! We are piling up to be the top of the heap want recognition for the sunny day, around noon living it large looking the part too, we are the flat bottomed cotton ***** We are the fairest of the fair, but beware as the day advances, we may get bigger, darker taller and you take your chances, to be about and about, there may be a change in the atmosphere, how is that anxiety about thunder and lightening dear? From cotton to solid rock tall, from mole hill to mountain, thirty thousand feet is all, hope you don't mind if we take turns blowing through, easy to find us no fuss, look for the Jekyll and Hyde you know the Cumulus Stuff.
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Aug 21, 2013
Aug 21, 2013 at 11:00 PM UTC
Foretelling - Cumulus Fluff
"God is Alive, Magic is Afoot." Who are you? Who am I? the light  in February can be self-sufficient, sharp as deafness in the middle of the sentence heavy as denial, rapturous as a fusion in the wind, in the air forces of cohesion and destruction play well together in the arena of ribs, guts, lungs, perhaps the silent liver something is shivering inside the light of a blade an efortless wave of desire a tired boundary left alone in the afternoon the contours of my limits, your limits, their limits so bright in this constructivist fabric Picasso was just foretelling us forcing the doors to expose the cover-up dreaming his internal objects then we start all over with every breath I want to give myself to me as a new toy, as a gift I want to love him with overt passion I want you/him to break and store me in between your thoughts the body is full of eyes, of ears, of lips I’ll survive in a whisper They just want to flow into each other clapping, holding on to the fluid of life engulfing everything, defying all censorship, authorship, leadership the light in February is newly born with desire to embrace itself, its darkness in the vibrant body I am, you are are sliding back with the air finding rest in the vital void the song remains the same I am you, and you are me the enchanted blade is ready to cut a new body for misunderstanding we need to survive each other something is tickling my feet some wordless revolt some rage of the living to impersonate death to posses their breath I feel my boundaries watched over by desire but you are always invited here to sing your sea of blood turquoise or as you like I am my desire my desire is searching for myself everywhere in the incomprehensible light in the lightness of his hair in their hunger, courage and despair for tomorrow
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Feb 15, 2015
Feb 15, 2015 at 4:41 PM UTC
I am my desire
"God is Alive, Magic is Afoot." Who are you? Who am I? the light  in February can be self-sufficient, sharp as deafness in the middle of the sentence heavy as denial, rapturous as a fusion in the wind, in the air forces of cohesion and destruction play well together in the arena of ribs, guts, lungs, perhaps the silent liver something is shivering inside the light of a blade an efortless wave of desire a tired boundary left alone in the afternoon the contours of my limits, your limits, their limits so bright in this constructivist fabric Picasso was just foretelling us forcing the doors to expose the cover-up dreaming his internal objects then we start all over with every breath I want to give myself to me as a new toy, as a gift I want to love him with overt passion I want you/him to break and store me in between your thoughts the body is full of eyes, of ears, of lips I’ll survive in a whisper They just want to flow into each other clapping, holding on to the fluid of life engulfing everything, defying all censorship, authorship, leadership the light in February is newly born with desire to embrace itself, its darkness in the vibrant body I am, you are are sliding back with the air finding rest in the vital void the song remains the same I am you, and you are me the enchanted blade is ready to cut a new body for misunderstanding we need to survive each other something is tickling my feet some wordless revolt some rage of the living to impersonate death to posses their breath I feel my boundaries watched over by desire but you are always invited here to sing your sea of blood turquoise or as you like I am my desire my desire is searching for myself everywhere in the incomprehensible light in the lightness of his hair in their hunger, courage and despair for tomorrow
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wandering across the splinters of squandered seasons the Hajj of the lost ones completes a broken circle returning with hope to burrow back into the safety of desecrated graveyards welcomed home to the embrace of a cadaverous cloak and the kiss of carrion smudged lips, Hajji's eye the decrepit visage of criminal depravity germination of this Arab Spring mocks us aromas of jasmine elude us emulsified concrete clogs our nostrils burning eyes filled with asbestos dust form grateful blinders to the ruination of reason betrayed arcane remnants of our life lay inert in the open ****** of fractured habitations amidst jumbled rubble the decaying carcasses of razed buildings boast grotesque sculptures of twisted rebar cradling artifacts of a past life pink hair curlers splashed with sickly blood grown mold scavenged bicycles limp on banished parts smashed skulls of dolls weep, her dismembered limb reaches for a lost child’s nursing hand the charred remains of a Persian rug maps the scale of a city’s deconstruction and a frayed regions disconsolation electric luxury flowing water the friendly bustle of the street bespeak expired memories foretelling an unimaginal future sectarian strife enforces  a communal solitary confinement in cold blood we willingly murdered compassion we butchered trust we euthanized our common humanity constructing buildings is easy rebuilding ourselves impossible Music Selection: Segovia, Capricho Arabe Oakland 5/13/14 jbm
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May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014 at 11:56 AM UTC
Return to Homs
Every way, each day I am present to see it. His miracle of being I the recipient his gift Awestruck, humbled, blessed This I understand completely Though I know not how, or why I. This man I still learn to know As myself, of my self, Admit having witness his growing In great measure do I envy him See his approach at living, being embodying the kindest soul, Naturally thoughtful and caring How he is, has become A lesson that I do learn from My little legacy, so far beyond better than from which he comes I worry for him as fathers must But not of him, of life's unexpected always haunting every person just out of foretelling, behind any horizon For this treasure of my life I know No doubt, to be a person of light Wits, genuine smiles, listening and learning His my Son, He is my Hero I am out done, and yet, ever the more thankful. Blessed by You Zieven Lee. Thank You. More than you'll ever know.
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Nov 15, 2020
Nov 15, 2020 at 10:12 PM UTC
Out Done, Yet Thankful
My brow furrowed as she read my palm and whispered of growing interest. "What?" I asked; I had my qualms about the foretelling of a future I haven't decided to live. But I smell the darkness in the incense. I trace the tendrils of the incense with forehead firmly within my palm. The streets below are live with persons of little interest, hustling toward a fuller future. Renew me, my qualms. Not that I had qualms, banana-flavored incense replacing patois in my future. The lurid waves slide over my palm. instill a touch of colder interest. With each sandy step, I live. And as the water fills my shoes, I live. When I quietly lose interest the ocean shows it too has qualms. The brine coalesces like incense as my nails dig into the skin of my palm. For I seek a better future than the unforgiving future that chose not to live. The salt stings the holes in my palm and instantly I have no qualms, just a lingering fleck of incense arousing mild interest. The ocean betrayed not the slightest interest being the shepherd of my future. Rivulets of water became the incense That I would breathe to live. Instinct expressed fervent qualms, as I pressed my mouth with my open palm. It was the incense in which I held the most interest. Her finger traced my palm, mumbling of a better future ahead for me to live, free from petty qualms.
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Nov 25, 2010
Nov 25, 2010 at 1:17 AM UTC
Oceanic Crossing
An excerpt from           An excerpt from a poem by T.S. Eliot.     a poem by the False Poets Between the idea          no permanence in juxtaposition And the reality              where Falls the Shadow, the shadow Between the motion.     a divisive notion caught between And the act                    composition & action, the response is Falls the Shadow           Falls the Shadow      Between the conception grayed outline indistinct, the cognitive sap And the creation              leaks, contradictions irritating birth sac, Between the emotion      whereupon Falls the Shadow emerges And the response            the response conclusive, occlusive, collusive  Falls the Shadow             Falls the Shadow                                    Between the desire          juxtaposition insertion, need to achieve And the spasm                 *the blurted ****** of spurted letters born* Between the potency.      in the potent white seeds of black words And the existence            coming into existence as a riptorn issue, Between the essence        essences of scents blood+logic foretelling And the descent               birth & death, descent & the ascent, both, Falls the Shadow              Falls the Shadow Between the desire            the desire desired, completed, And the spasm                   the latency uncovered, Between the potency         the potent toxins of spit and tears And the existence              the birth fluid of  of existence Between the essence          the formulation of the human essence And the descent                 from blood dust to blood dust is where Falls the Shadow.               Falls All the Shadows
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Oct 27, 2017
Oct 27, 2017 at 6:08 PM UTC
"The Hollow Men" / "Falls the Shadow"
An excerpt from           An excerpt from a poem by T.S. Eliot.     a poem by the False Poets Between the idea          no permanence in juxtaposition And the reality              where Falls the Shadow, the shadow Between the motion.     a divisive notion caught between And the act                    composition & action, the response is Falls the Shadow           Falls the Shadow      Between the conception grayed outline indistinct, the cognitive sap And the creation              leaks, contradictions irritating birth sac, Between the emotion      whereupon Falls the Shadow emerges And the response            the response conclusive, occlusive, collusive  Falls the Shadow             Falls the Shadow                                    Between the desire          juxtaposition insertion, need to achieve And the spasm                 *the blurted ****** of spurted letters born* Between the potency.      in the potent white seeds of black words And the existence            coming into existence as a riptorn issue, Between the essence        essences of scents blood+logic foretelling And the descent               birth & death, descent & the ascent, both, Falls the Shadow              Falls the Shadow Between the desire            the desire desired, completed, And the spasm                   the latency uncovered, Between the potency         the potent toxins of spit and tears And the existence              the birth fluid of  of existence Between the essence          the formulation of the human essence And the descent                 from blood dust to blood dust is where Falls the Shadow.               Falls All the Shadows
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A spur of the moment your thoughts     Fly high                      spirit- within              The half- Angel              Wings of a falcon            Whole family rooftop beacon Spirit of darkness pulling you through But you had enough what else can you do? The inner light afternoon hiking strong sun Heart- jump the darkness knight   Turn of the wing lovers- flight Waves form a word to far________ out- of- sight Bright karma spiritual meditation Magical forefinger western saloon Are we doomed gunslingers Spiritual voice awakening Sun full force The sun of his face So penetrating/ everlasting   Spirit foretelling minds/ crashing Foretelling a tale news/ flashing Breathe in all the goodness to inhale   God-like prophetic exhale Born free feral wild Certain events foreseen Spirit touch  us*                      all*              as a child*       Spirit foretelling   Eloquent of a real man lives us To his duty Time is unruly Middle name Joy Meaning Something like you Do you feel its still you Spirit change inside you Starting to heal feet its S h a k y Holding the pen Where are your hands maturing What then? Exquisite gardens    Open and play Japanese Zen A beauty to stay   Spiritual star foretelling Love- Every Day
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Jul 16, 2023
Jul 16, 2023 at 8:24 AM UTC
Spirit Foretelling
Gudron graced many a viking's visions, like a Helen or a Guenevere. But no ray of light could be shone on her four disturbing dreams. Until one day a wise kinsman called, a dream interpreter, who told her that she would outlast four husbands. His foretelling came to pass. But she never wed the man she loved. He set sail. Gudron remained. Iceland's first christian nun.
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May 24, 2016
May 24, 2016 at 2:17 PM UTC
Tha Laxdaela Saga - Gudron's Song
Loose clouds, sink dreams of sunny days and sunny ways, They are the front runners the fore tellers, driven before the wind of the next wave of water falling from the sky and from my eye. It is a SIGN, It is a SIGN, I tell you don't wear a target out when Scuds are about, It is a sign of bad weather and my doom. DOOM I say!  Falls fool and Winters wimp, blown in my haggard face! Seeing Scuds (a loose vapory missile, leading the bad weather) at my doorsteps, dampening my foot falls, scud after scud, more bad weather, dark clouds, I bend into the wind head down so I won't drown and the Scuds can't see my eyes, That I have given up, hide oh hooded head and given in, I use my umbrella to hide behind, will I or it survive the wind? until spring rings in, with summer. .
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Aug 21, 2013
Aug 21, 2013 at 12:32 AM UTC
Foretelling - Scud