Thou gorgeous cloud, in gold and purple furled
In thy career, I read a mystery
For, like the gilded hopes of this strange world
Thou art delusion..yet I gaze on thee
As if thou were what thou dost seem to be
Rolling along the heavens, a golden car
I were fine amid the stars a wanderer free
To lie within thy folds, and look afar
Over the teemig land, and sparkling sea
How pleasant from thy bosom to descry
You monarch mountain doth tower so high
A speck..diminised to the distant eye
With the serener dallying to south-wind play
Twinkling like tiny dew-drops in the light
I Gaze
(c)June30,2012
Mary Ann Biddinger
the gorgeous image takes your words
where we all gaze upon love as a mystery
(or that delusion)...but yet your verses
also took me further into a godly vision
adrift the heavenlies...and of course the beauty
With Love's Bounty & Silver Star Lights
Vickie
superior in thought and expression,
raising the reader's consciousness,
enlightening the spirit.
Yes!
john
Ever,
Christine
Hugs,
Anna
Regis
Christine
Ron
is reading your romantic poetry!!!! so
very well done from Your heartlight!!!!
Lady Vivian
Nice imagery and something all romantically look for.
Love and Light
Lily
Truly lovely, Mary Ann.
Roger
fee
This is a wondeful vision of a romantic interlude.
Budd