Today's poem is a "Golden Oldie" and was originally published here in December 2010
Bleak
Bleak
Bestowed
Sand
... A past dance
With a sea devil
Lost souls
Found upon a new land
Separated from their heaven
Sky blends
Into starscapes
Hidden above
The fronds of
Loose leafed cloud
Nimble cumulated raindrops
Froth down into the blue expanse
I imagine children playing
Lives out as drowned men
From a far culture
I toy with the idea they are them
Lived again
Laughing on the warm sand
On a gorgeous August day
Watching the stars
For their return.
Paul Fletcher
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- Bleak - Paul Fletcher
- United No More - Ian Duquemin
- Sign Language - Lyndon Queripel
- In The Bleak Mid-Winter - Christina Rossetti
- Christmas 1914 - Richard Fleming
- Christmas Morning - John Buchanan
- Back Then – Trudie Shannon
- Four Minutes – Diane Scantlebury
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- Really do! - Tony Robert
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- Time Stood Still - Lyndon Queripel
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- Christmas (Present) - Ian Duquemin
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- Stone Fish Swimming ~ A Photograph - Trudie Shannon
- Lightstorm - Stephen A. Roberts
- Meeting a Famous Person – Elizabeth Fisher
- Sunset at Cobo - Richard Fleming
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