In The Field Were Fireflies Poem by S. R. Lavin

In The Field Were Fireflies



In the field were fireflies, the meadow
sparkling in the darkness
like a Van Gogh painting (Starry Night)
where the desires of my heart
are transported into the heavens
and sent directly to you…

a flickering moment
in Nature, when
these momentary creatures
crystallize before me

what’s in me is
that for us
time might be eternal
and in it we might become like a diamond
from a lump of coal
having withstood untold pressure

and looking into each other’s eyes
would see
a clarified beauty
provoking awe
and recognize
that we are precious.

It’s all swirling
around me
and in me…

I hear your voice.
I see you in the twinkle of the mist.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Charles Chaim Wax 13 December 2005

you fold Nature into a love poem so well a richness here and honesty also and the words sparkle a fine poem

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S. R. Lavin

S. R. Lavin

Springfield, Massachusetts
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