BeaconA Poem by Lydia Thacker
Hope dims when we are parted,
removed from the source of its brilliance. That lurking predator, Doubt, creeps closer with the dimming of its light. Quiet darkness, feed my mind. Give me words where once were none. Allow the opening of my soul, that its essence might spill from my fingertips. Let me bleed love's essence on to paper, pen the dragonfly, the raven's flight; pen my song, that it may reach his ears and he may see himself as I do: Shining in the twilight, a raven shoving a thorn into the seagull's foot and thereby bringing light to a world accustomed to darkness. His brilliance pains my eyes yet he lurks in hidden places, fearing his beacon will falter at the word, "Nay." Doubt not, Sir Raven. © 2011 Lydia ThackerReviews
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2 Reviews Added on October 1, 2011 Last Updated on October 1, 2011 AuthorLydia ThackerChillicothe, OHAboutI'm a simple person who enjoys life's simple pleasures. Music, the beauty of the world coming to life in the spring, my son's smile...my three favorite things in the world, followed only slightly by a.. more..Writing
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