Showing posts with label evening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evening. Show all posts
Monday, September 18, 2017
Twilight at the Seawall
Labels:
Brian Federle Photo,
California,
evening,
meditation,
Pacifica
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Nightfall
the darkness rises
over low roofs
past the weak glow
of my window -
through rough fences
into trees it drifts
black space filling the holes
between roses.
(17 March 2015)
Sunday, November 9, 2014
November Sunset
About five o clock,
the warm November day
just stops.
Bright afternoon
slams into evening
not even pausing
for twilight.
Blue sky
dims quickly
to violet,
but over ragged black canyons
the orange sun
lingers
and suddenly bursts
into astonishing gold.
Blithely ascending
the bright crescent
claims the cool
velvet night.
(11/16/2010)
(11/16/2010)
Labels:
Autumn,
Contemplation,
evening,
everyday life,
Suisun Valley,
wonder
Saturday, October 18, 2014
black door
black door,
impenetrable portal
to the silent night,
when a sudden train rushes,
filling the darkness
with wailing desire,
and suddenly is gone.
Now only my fingers linger.
pressing your giving flesh.
(10/18/2014)
Monday, September 15, 2014
Joy Fills the Night
Joy fills the night,
sighs, breath
faint as death,
inward fly.
Oh, gaze into the night,
to the emptiness
deep inside
where bright salvation,
in silence resides.
(Sept 15, 2014)
Labels:
Contemplation,
evening,
everyday life,
joy,
wonder
Friday, August 15, 2014
Peaceful Evening
Like a dark tower,
my window looms;
ebony night waits
just a step away.
Deep silence
consumes empty spaces
in the tall trees
where breezes sing
in the joyful morning.
My feeble lamp
can only reach
a few feet out
and sets
the pale grass
aglow
as glimmering ghosts
softly search
for peace.
But peace
can be uneasy
and stillness signify
oblivion.
(9/10/2010)
my window looms;
ebony night waits
just a step away.
Deep silence
consumes empty spaces
in the tall trees
where breezes sing
in the joyful morning.
My feeble lamp
can only reach
a few feet out
and sets
the pale grass
aglow
as glimmering ghosts
softly search
for peace.
But peace
can be uneasy
and stillness signify
oblivion.
(9/10/2010)
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