FlintA Poem by English RoseCold in my hand Flint vibrates Echoes of long ago activity Singing its enigmatic call Mysteries latent Inside. Around its soft clay bed Finessing and polishing The centuries away Flint breathes In its natal slumber Grey to the core Yearning To be rediscovered Patiently hoping To be lifted- Useful once more. Enveloped in mud Ravens circle Glinting on the surface All those mysteries Whose gnarled weathered hands Spun the wool Slashed the flesh Lovingly fashioned it For myriad occupations? Harsh winds take it Metal churns it Rain purifies it Sun bestows Flint’s Spark Hand recharges microscopic atoms Flint smiles Once more. © 2009 English Rose |
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Added on September 5, 2009 AuthorEnglish RoseLincoln, United KingdomAboutI write poetry inspired by art, history and nature, the soul. more..Writing
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