About the Poem
I see this women frozen in memory. She invokes a longing, almost haunting desire to recapture youth. An age of innocence and lost love kind of thing, wispy and dreamlike.
Immortal |
by Daniel James Burt |
She is forever standing at our secret pond beneath our loving tree. Welcome late-spring breeze lifting summer dress and hat ever so slightly. She is dropping a rose frozen forever in time it cascades from her hand. Around her, the pond, the cat-tails, the bird song, all captured deliciously. She is smiling playfully as rose follows petals to rest amidst lily-pads. A buzz of bumblebee, breeze dancing leaves above, mid-morning sun seems to kiss her. She laughs hearing her name turns with anticipation burned forever is the sight. Even as life continues - for that split second her beauty is immortalized. |
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3 Visitor Comments
Stephanie
I really love this poem. I love the way the image and memory of this beautiful girl is caught in time, and no matter what else happens, that one moment remains forever pure and untouched.
Tracy
Hi my name is Tracy I just wanted to say that your poem was reaaly deep and I truellly liked it hope to see more of your work. Thank you!
Aine
Beautifully written. Very subtle yet surrounds you with an ambience of fantasy.
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