Summer Solstice....The Longest Day A Thousand X's Poem by karen sinclair

Summer Solstice....The Longest Day A Thousand X's

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Sarson blue pagan stone, stand sentential
As reverence
To mankind
Who feared all that was mystical
The rise of....
Life giver
Sol

Lifted wings of raven
Vibrated, moved was hushed
For a moments silence....
As the grass by subtle sun.... brushed

Sun crept over
(Heel stone)
Glorious rays teased
Air crisp
Breaths weaved through verde plane
As thoughts of harvest and gift of child
Recalled their spirits again

Hoofed beast were led unwittingly
To spread
Red
And douse blue stone
And though many stood in fear and hope
Each man
Did praise
Alone

Stonehenge the chapel to a most desirous she
My Lady Mother Nature
I praise you
Joyously

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
HAPPY SUMMER SOLSTICE ;)

The (heel stone) is positioned some distance from the main circle of sarson blue stone and at the moment the sun rises it hits upon the heel stone and is magical....
Stonehenge
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Danny Draper 17 June 2012

One word can shine a decisive light of completion. Nice.

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Karen Sinclair 17 June 2012

thanks danny for your help here lol cheers chin chin and moonies

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Danny Draper 17 June 2012

A beautiful tribute to that ancient chapel of sol's desire, when wiser folk were friends with Gaia, and a rest connection with Nature. This poem definitely works. Lovely job.

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