Savoir Faire

Savoir Faire

A Poem by Chris Shaw

the sun on lakeside water
gleams on surface glass
you can not fail to notice
that light can smother dark
it sparkles and it spangles
and here is where i’ll stay
till every drop of golden
has rinsed all doubts away

© 2024 Chris Shaw


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mou
And this poem rinsed away the hustle and bustle of my day. You show beautifully how to welcome the blessings by appreciating the presence of nature that is taken for granted otherwise.
- mou

Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Thank you dear mou for your understanding review. Have a happy Wednesday.

Chris
mou

10 Months Ago

You're very welcome, dear Chris. Have a beautiful Wednesday
I chose light too. Very well done.

Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Many thanks Thomas. I appreciate you.

Chris
They will rinse away the doubts? I need some of those sparkles and spangles...
j.

Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

I will send you a photograph of the sparkles and spangles j. Magnify it and let it blind you with t.. read more
I so much appreciate what you are saying. We have just gone through a long period of dull gray skies and have finally been blessed by the golden sun. To go outdoors and relish the warmth of the sun, certainly a treasure.
Thank you for sharing -please don't leave us. I so much enjoy your writing. Take care - Dave.

Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Thank you Dave for a lovely review. I needed a short break. Nothing like sunlight to bring balance. .. read more
Dave

10 Months Ago

Thank you for letting me know that you are just taking a break. I'm sure that I'm not the only one .. read more
Staring a lake that is still with the mirror election of the sky and trees is mesmerizing and staying til the sun fades and allowing all worries to drift is a tranquility that can’t be found in city life

Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Still waters offers tranquility. A lake with no reflection only sunlight is energising, uplifting an.. read more
Poetic Beauty

10 Months Ago

You are most welcome. I tend to really enjoy nature poetry and how nature is a blessing in our lives
The ripples of laughter bring sunny secrets where people pray… Amen.. gently, Pat

Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Dear Pat, I wonder just who is laughing and who is praying? Thanks for dropping in.

.. read more
Patricia Wedel

10 Months Ago

dear Chris... the Swans are praying... and the Sunshine is laughing as Fish swim for their Life. Am.. read more
Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Dear Pat, the swans are indeed praying as they incubate their eggs. Last year only one cygnet out of.. read more
I can feel this write!
What is it about a still lake's shimmering bright that could wash away every doubt.
If this beautiful write can't do it, nothing will.


Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Many thanks Dave. A beautiful review. I appreciate you.

Chris
Always best to look on the bright side.
This is beautifully illustrated. ☀️🙂💛

Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Thank you Ana. I appreciate you.

Chris
Wow, another great poem, Imagery on point,
Thank you for sharing..
-Amy

Posted 10 Months Ago


Chris Shaw

10 Months Ago

Thank you Amy, I appreciate you.

Chris
Amy R

10 Months Ago

You're welcome.

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Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw

Berkshire, United Kingdom



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