Sunlight Poems

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Mary
by Everleigh Blackburn

In a meadow of wildflowers she dances,
Graceful and free, her spirit entrances.
Mary, a girl with eyes like the sky,
Her laughter was like a gentle lullaby.

She twirls and spins in the golden sunlight,
A vision of beauty, a pure delight.
Her heart is kind, her soul is pure,
In her presence, all troubles disappear.


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The Oak Tree and The Birch Tree
by Everleigh Blackburn

“Do you remember,”
the oak sighed,
“the day the storm raged,
and I bent, but did not break?”

The slender birch swayed,
her bark shimmering,
“I danced with the wind,
a wild ballet,
while you stood firm,

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Sunlight Sleeps
by Benjamin Wolf

I’ve lived my life by a window.
One whose shades are forever drawn.
Sunlight sleeps behind the blanket of cardboard and cotton.
To remind me of places that I might have gone.

Water is cool to the touch.
A welcome respite from the sweltering heat of expectation.
But you know you could drown if you swim too long or too much.

I stir myself to stand, to reach out for fresh air.

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Mary
by Everleigh Blackburn

In a meadow of wildflowers she dances,
Graceful and free, her spirit entrances.
Mary, a girl with eyes like the sky,
Her laughter was like a gentle lullaby.

She twirls and spins in the golden sunlight,
A vision of beauty, a pure delight.
Her heart is kind, her soul is pure,
In her presence, all troubles disappear.


......

Continue reading
The Oak Tree and The Birch Tree
by Everleigh Blackburn

“Do you remember,”
the oak sighed,
“the day the storm raged,
and I bent, but did not break?”

The slender birch swayed,
her bark shimmering,
“I danced with the wind,
a wild ballet,
while you stood firm,

......

Continue reading
Sunlight Sleeps
by Benjamin Wolf

I’ve lived my life by a window.
One whose shades are forever drawn.
Sunlight sleeps behind the blanket of cardboard and cotton.
To remind me of places that I might have gone.

Water is cool to the touch.
A welcome respite from the sweltering heat of expectation.
But you know you could drown if you swim too long or too much.

I stir myself to stand, to reach out for fresh air.

......

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