A Spelling

A Spelling

A Poem by Sojourner

Bardish playing

pipes calling

far down behind

the wind

twining---weaving mist

tendrils in wild

hair---blowing---flowing

off the sea

down craggy gray granite mountain

 

slinding---catching---slipping

between mosses and ivies

into rolling rivers

into rilling streams

into ancient warming ground

rising---twining--weaving mist

tendrils into green so thinck it melts

eyes, cuts

heartstrings

 

he calls

binding---demanding come

bidden I must follow

must dance to skirling pipes

dervish drums beating

beating new rhythms

mere feet cannot follow

 

he calls

 

I follow

© 2008 Sojourner


Author's Note

Sojourner
I was taught, if you do not start with punctuation, do not continue with it, thus the lack of such throughout piece.

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Sojourner
Sojourner

Stamford, NE



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Age 61. Mother. Wife. Regional correspondent for a daily newspaper. Closet flower child with some Yuppie tendencies. Poet. Writer of short stories. Animal lover. Beader-jewelry creator. crafter. Mento.. more..

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A Poem by Sojourner