Northern HavenA Poem by The Faire CeltJust one of my dozens of poems based on my obsession for the almighty iceberg.Riding on Mother Nature's humour I look to the North I see my Haven Oh how can a cold block of blue ice Take me into such rapture The feeling of loneliness Strikes me as feverish As the Halloween Moon Within the dying woods Amidst the purple skies Dare to say to me Loneliness is bad For if it were that There would be no hope That leads us to peace Drifting onto the bank I walk off my temporary dwelling The blueish/gray clouds signal My time to recollect Nestling onto the ice The cold is not so bad I welcome this moment
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Added on April 10, 2008Last Updated on April 10, 2008 AuthorThe Faire CeltWouldn't you like to know *wink*, PAAboutA dark romantic poet, gnostic mystic, and gardening fool. In love with my other half, The Jackal. Secretly hoping for my town to turn into an Irish Village....Blessings to all who enter this realm of.. more..Writing
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