Led through the mist By the milk-light of moon All that was lost is revealed
Our long bygone burdens Mere echoes of the spring But where have where we come and where shall we end?
If dreams can't come true then why not pretend...
How the gentle wind Beckons through the leaves As Autumn colors Fall...
Somewhere, lost in the clouded annals of history, lies a place that few have seen
A mysterious place... called the unknown, where long-forgotten stories are revealed to those who travel through the wood How the gentle wind Beckons through the leaves As Autumn colors Fall
Then, sing in a swirl Of golden memories The loveliest lies of all
Then, sing in a swirl Of golden memories... The loveliest... lies... of all
This offering has a mystical sound to it, and though I cannot interpret all the symbols, it appears to be an invitation to release the painful experiences of the past (spring) and open to the unknown (autumn), which may be a more mature stage of life. There seems to be an appeal to live in pleasant memories, but I may be wrong here, for that comes across as advocating living in the past, which stunts all potential. Of course, at the end, the poet does say these memories are but lovely lies. Whatever, the poem has haunting imagery and stimulates thought.
Beautiful and amazing use of words. I liked the description leading to hopeful and good ending. Thank you Peyton for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote
This offering has a mystical sound to it, and though I cannot interpret all the symbols, it appears to be an invitation to release the painful experiences of the past (spring) and open to the unknown (autumn), which may be a more mature stage of life. There seems to be an appeal to live in pleasant memories, but I may be wrong here, for that comes across as advocating living in the past, which stunts all potential. Of course, at the end, the poet does say these memories are but lovely lies. Whatever, the poem has haunting imagery and stimulates thought.