Evidence Of Aspirations From A Time Long Past. Poem by Dan Reynolds

Evidence Of Aspirations From A Time Long Past.



Evidence of aspirations from a time long past.

Neither cloud nor mist, you hang there
Above and below the valley walls
Within, your eyes are peering down
Seeking out, the slightest change

Guardian of the mystic's path
Auditor of ancient tales
Forests of the fallen dreams
Your many fingers brush the treetops

And yet I sense a warmth within you
Zeppelin of the cold spring morn.
Blanket o'er the spirit vapours
Lighter of the lamps of dawn.

We freely take of all you offer
Pictures from the smoking fire
You daubed the hillsides long before us
The dragon's tongue flicks down the glen

Not cloud nor plume of smoke nor mist
Instil in me, the strength to thwart your wish.

Thursday, June 19, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: poetry
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Note: There is a strange occasional cloud which moves slowly up wind, from Tullichewan Castle to the foot of Loch Lomond. Those who witness its rare appearance, feel no compulsion to share the sight with others.
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