Larkspur

Larkspur

A Poem by David Lewis Paget

Words roll free from a tongue sometime

From a sometime, tongue-tied tongue,
Words that were heard by the stream and the bird
When the world and the wild were young,
When the world and the wild were young, sometime…
      (Larkspur, marigold, ebony, lime).
 
Sounds that were born in sweet young breath
In a bubble-sighed, trouble-tried time,
Sounds that were found by a child at the breast
In a bubble-tried pantomime,
In a bubble-tried pantomime, no less…
      (Nightshade, cinnamon, green watercress).
 
Love is the sound of a word, soft-said
From the lips of the love you too,
Love is the dove of the bubble-thought read
Soft sift from the me to you,
Soft sift from the me to you, soft said…
      (Homespun, empathy, marmalade, bread).
 
David Lewis Paget

© 2012 David Lewis Paget


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Added on February 22, 2008
Last Updated on June 26, 2012

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David Lewis Paget
David Lewis Paget

Moonta, South Australia, Australia



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