My Sparkle

Sonnet

Quite suddenly, a twink'ling light appears;

perhaps, 'twas destined or mere happenstance.

Amazed, warmth's radiant glow slowly nears …

life's providence re-shapes my circumstance.

Embraced, love cradles this bedeviled soul

in blissful credence; peacefully, I rest.

Illuminating broken pieces whole,

upon a wonderlust, star-laden, quest.

What karma gifted now reflects within;

laced silhouette, with silken threads of gold.

Surrounding whosoever looks therein …

surreal, inspiring beauty ~ brave and bold.

Stars falling, fade upon first breath of day,

through grateful hands, my sparkle ~ slips away.

Reviews

[Amy R]

oh wow.
Another beautiful piece
Definitely looking forward to more of your pieces.
-Amy

[Susan 🦋]

Thank you for reading!! :-)

[Amy R]

You're welcome

[Arundass TP]

The last line tells a beautiful story. Memory exists. Nice poem 😁

[Susan 🦋]

Thank you for taking the time to read! :-)

[emmajoygreen]

However you write, Susan, you make your words come alive, in this poem you really do have that special sparkle of someone who cares. I truly admire sonnet writers, who not only cover form but make the setting or letters come emotionally real, true, alive.

This is beautiful,

'What karma gifted now reflects within;
laced silhouette, with silken threads of gold.
Surrounding whosoever looks therein …
surreal, inspiring beauty ~ brave and bold.'

[Susan 🦋]

Thank you Emma! Lovely review :-)

[emmajoygreen]

You are oh so welcome, Susan. Stay well and happy, please. Take care of you :)

[Linda Marie Van Tassell]

Your sparkle will never slip away. It will transform from one energy source into another. Perhaps, you will light up the whole universe.

[Lisasview]

Another wonderful sonnet of yours dear Susan.
I was swept away with your words.
And love the image you chose.
Just realized that I already read and reviewed your sonnet awhile back.
Wonderful to reread a year later!
Lisa
Lisa

[Susan 🦋]

Aw thank you Lisa!

[Lisasview]

You are quite welcome.

[willweb]

This was a beautiful and heart-felt sonnet. Really nicely done Susan

[Susan 🦋]

Aww thank you ☺️

[Mk.t.g]

Wonderfully composed, Susan!

[Susan 🦋]

Thank you again! 😊💐

[William Michael Reeves]

Beautiful!! Please correct me if I'm wrong but I felt like you were writing about death. Silken threads of gold are in a death shroud. You're grateful for life as it slips away. You rest in blissful peace. If that is your subject I feel like this is the most beautiful poem I've read about death. Veiled opaque song about sudden demise yet acceptance welcomes the inevitable. Most excellent!

[Susan 🦋]

Hi Bill, well interpretation can differ from person to person based on how they feel the poetry reads. Death was not my intention here. This is a poem of gratitude in a way...
Quite suddenly, a twink'ling light appears;
( a chance meeting)
perhaps, 'twas destined or mere happenstance.
( question being asked, as to why or how)
Amazed, warmth's radiant glow slowly nears …
( this reflects another's warmth)
life's providence re-shapes my circumstance.
( people come into our lives for a reason)


Embraced, love cradles this bedeviled soul
( kindness shown to struggling soul)
in blissful credence; peacefully, I rest.
( sweet comforting peace)
Illuminating broken pieces whole,

upon a wonderlust, star-laden, quest.
( what dreams are made of..)


What karma gifted now reflects within;
( when a soul heals...it radiates from within)
laced silhouette, with silken threads of gold. .. ( a stretch here...but meaning/ feelings of completeness/ happiness/...gold or golden)

Surrounding whosoever looks therein …
( love given radiates outwardly)
surreal, inspiring beauty ~ brave and bold.
( this is saying...in a way how a person feels when accepted)


Stars falling, fade upon first breath of day,

through grateful hands, my sparkle ~ slips away. ( once healed... a "soul" moves on or away from past hurts...forever changed for the better) Hope that helps!! Thanks for reading :-)

[William Michael Reeves]

That's one of the cool things about poetry. We veil our subject and if it means more to someone, all the better. But I do appreciate how you illustrated your meanings. Really is a beautiful poem.

[Robert Haigh]

A very nice sonnet, Susan. Perfect rhyme and meter throughout, and a good uplifting read!

[Susan 🦋]

Thank you Robert. I am very fond of the English Sonnet. Thanks for reading and for the review!💐

[Coyote Poetry]

A wonderful poem dear Susan.
"What karma gifted now reflects within;
laced silhouette, with silken threads of gold.
Surrounding whosoever looks therein …
surreal, inspiring beauty ~ brave and bold"
The above lines. So good dear poet. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote