Helianthus Gold

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Helianthus Gold

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across the meadow
last night’s dew clings
fondly to the old-growth

wrapped in crystalline embrace
it adorns the stately cedars
as if diamonds
that sparkle
in the morning sun

a splendor befitting
their regal beauty

this Spring day
begins bright and crisp

bird songs lilt
carried on a light breeze

in the meadow
Helianthus raise their golden heads
to follow the sun’s journey west

I see you afar
approaching on the path
backlit by sunrise
your hair golden in dawn’s glow

lover beholding beloved

I sit
warmed in daybreak’s window
with tea and fascination

I watch you
as you stop to rest

in this moment
my love spills over
floods ’round me
until I am consumed

your lips sculpt a smile
I’m swept away
on passion’s tide
this golden sunflower morning

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rob kistner © 2020

 

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  • 24 thoughts on “Helianthus Gold”

      1. Thank you Bev, you are always so kind. 🙂 I have been reading your work again, now that I have reemerge inyo the world. I wojld love to tell you how much I enjoy what I am reading, but alas, I am again unable to post comments on yours, and every other Blogger site — save for Glenn’s. Ever a problem on his site?

    1. Sigh, it has been many a moon since a poem so lovely was composed for me. I am motivated to pull out that box of old love letters and poems, my soul needs them. Thank you, Rob.

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