As Stones Melt Into Mist

As Stones Melt Into Mist

A Poem by An owl on the moon
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How I remember fearing darkness...

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How I remember fearing darkness

Before you taught me its tranquility

For light blinds us from the soul

And noise distracts us from the spirit

It builds battlements to shroud us

And chains us to the earthen orb

You must know at night in your sleep

Your stone walls melt into mist

And I pass into the shadows of you

Finding one string, one single soul

I explore every space of you, of us

Knowing we are not simply a room

But a vast and free world within

And though it is still dark there

 I know the sun will be coming

To kiss the night sky soon enough

To make her blush in scarlet hues

To carry you into the Forgetting Place

But you will sleep again and dream

As your stone walls melt into mist

Letting me pass, letting me dance

Into the music of your silences once more.

© 2015 An owl on the moon


Author's Note

An owl on the moon
“I shut my eyes in order to see” – Paul Gauguin

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Breathtaking. I love your style and the elegance that you bring into every word of every line you write. It is a pure joy to read your work. Thank you for sharing it.

Posted 9 Years Ago


This was so beautiful, but I fear if you were to visit my dreams last evening you would have found a woman possessed, lol...gawd it doesn't get any better than this, magnificent poem!

Posted 9 Years Ago


An owl on the moon

9 Years Ago

Ah, Corset, your presence always makes my day! Thank you so much for your kind words... and for the .. read more
Corset

9 Years Ago

lol, you are welcome, thank you!
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We always take flight into reaching new dimensions when the one close to our heart opens up new passages to allow us to see and feel things other than fear. Loved your dancing fingers through this piece. :D

Posted 9 Years Ago


An owl on the moon

9 Years Ago

You seem to speak from experience... and know so well exactly what I was whispering here. So gratefu.. read more
When the other morphs into you and you feel what he/she feels, it is love that will last. How soft and gentle your words are. Velvety! When we are in the presence of someone we love deeply, the silences speak volumes. Wonderful work, Craig. Lydi**

Posted 9 Years Ago


An owl on the moon

9 Years Ago

Lydia, how I appreciate your words... and yes.. a love like that does last... even in silences.. eve.. read more
Sleep does melt the walls of day...dark melts the walls of light...

Your poem shows the lovly in-between mist...

Paul Gauguin is one of my favorite artists.

Posted 9 Years Ago


An owl on the moon

9 Years Ago

I read Paul Guaguin's quote just before posting.. and it seemed so fitting.. Yes, in daylight we oft.. read more
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Melting walls into mist...Yum :) I love the depth of your expressions Craig. Beautiful

Posted 9 Years Ago


An owl on the moon

9 Years Ago

Thank you, dear lynn! Sometimes the soul can find pathways the mind has tried to seal...
Beautiful poetry that speaks through heart. Loved all lines. So romantic. Gentle. Tranquil. soft. Touching. Melt-down. Lovely. Enjoyed reading it.

Posted 9 Years Ago


An owl on the moon

9 Years Ago

Deeply appreciate your words, Adams... wanted it to convey such a peace...
Very good poem. I especially like the idea of melting walls into mist.

Posted 9 Years Ago


An owl on the moon

9 Years Ago

Thank you, Emilia... those were actually the first words of the poem that came to life...

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