Sacred Bubble

Cherry

By skinner_jennifer

Sat, 25 Apr 2020
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7 comments
 

Gather consistency

of beams teased into

crystals hanging

reflective...see how

they tremble as

rainbows slink across

sheltered walls,

transmitting strokes of

blended calm.

 

Then! Take that

twilight glimmer,

when souls hear

frenzied caw of crow,

silent moon takes

centre stage and levity

becomes a hush where

stillness gathers.

 

Those weary sleepers

satisfy imagination...

liaison with other worlds,

while the poet incubates

next creation, at night

when easier to hatch the

gratifying written word.

 

 

Pixabay free image.

Certificate PG
Poem
Poems
Spiritual

Comments

Submitted by littleditty on

Night time hatching after the stillpoint....poet time! Recipe of daydreams to twighlight glimmers, i like the light and levity in the recipe, and the peace and quiet (i have missed that :)

 

Submitted by skinner_jennifer on

Thanks littleditty,

the last stanza of this poem was inspired by Penny4athought's comment about being able to write easier after dark, a process I find easier too. 

Glad you enjoyed.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and reading.

Jenny.

 

 

Submitted by onemorething on

Jenny, this has lots of lovely lines and images, love the silent moon and stillness gathering and the hatching of words. Enjoyed this very much. Rachel :)

 

Submitted by skinner_jennifer on

Thank you so much for your kind words Rachel.

I'm feeling like I'm in a sacred bubble, which is what inspired this poem too.

Glad you liked the lines about the hatching of words, that for me seem to come easier after dark.

Jenny.

 

Submitted by skinner_jennifer on

Very much appreciate the cherries Editors.

Glad you liked and thank you so much.

Jenny.

 

Submitted by Di_Hard on

LOVE :

they tremble as

rainbows slink across

sheltered walls,

transmitting strokes of

blended calm

You have written about this room before, and you have made it a magic place, so beautiful, uplifting and safe. With the shimmering colours of a bubble, but the stength of a dragon's egg. I really liked "frenzied caw of crow" as they do sound frenzied! and this is a great contrast after the first part. And then the change of pace again when others are on "liaison with other worlds" (what a great way to describe dreams!) the egg hatches.

How you create such wonderful intense images and feelings without leaving your house, shows the richness of your spirit!

 

Submitted by skinner_jennifer on

Hello Di,

you're right I have written about our conservatory where I hang crystals in the windows, when the sun catches them, all these rainbow colours bounce around the walls as the air catches them and the crystals spin. 

I'm always amazed at how much you understand my poems and your indepth clarity is always spot on.

I always love hearing from you and your kind words are much appreciated.

Thank you.

Jenny.