A Poem In Stone Poem by Margaret O Driscoll

A Poem In Stone

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Awed by its architecture
I step inside
Gigantic Gothic arches
Rise on either side
Atop red marble columns
Along each side of the aisle
A collosal feat of construction
Created to Pugin's style
Splendid stained glass windows
Depicting saints of glory
Sun's rays shine through the hues
Each panel tells a story
Jesus and his apostles in white marble
The Last Supper around the table
Pricelss treasures by master craftsmen
Gifted, artistic, diligent and able
I pray for my family and I
As I stand there alone
In that graceful peaceful sanctuary
A poem in stone

A Poem In Stone
Friday, May 22, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: art,family,gothic,jesus,prayer,sun
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 16 August 2018

Sun's rays shine through the hues Each panel tells a story Jesus and his apostles in white marble The Last Supper around the table Priceless treasures by master craftsmen...... just fine a poem describing the poem in stone......... everywhere we go especially in European centers of culture, religion and art. we fine all these what you wrote..... excellent poem. tony

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Liilia Morrison 13 January 2016

What an inspiring poem to chronicle a visit to a hall of worship filled with treasured statues and handiwork from past ages. The descriptions set the scene in perfect flow and choice of words and the ending line - so perfect - a poem in stone. What family will not be blessed by this gesture and this chronicle? Thank you for this visit in graceful and reverent words.

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Margaret O Driscoll 14 January 2016

Thank you Liilia, glad you like it, you are most welcome for the visit! ! Praise indeed from a gifted wordsmith! !

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