Today's poem is a "Golden Oldie" and was originally published here in September 2012
If I could capture the beautiful essence of our friendship
I would pour it into a terracotta vessel and keep it safely there,
So that when I was alone and in need of comfort
I could gently release the cork stopper
And bathe in the glorious perfume of contented familiarity.
Kate Lee
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Rain – A Short Poem About Loss - Kate Lee
Rain falls softly, gently
like leaves from the trees.
Inside you take a shower in your own private rain
hoping that soon the sun will shine again.
Kate Lee
like leaves from the trees.
Inside you take a shower in your own private rain
hoping that soon the sun will shine again.
Kate Lee
Comfort Vessel - Kate Lee
If I could capture the beautiful essence of our friendship
I would pour it into a terracotta vessel and keep it safely there,
So that when I was alone and in need of comfort
I could gently release the cork stopper
And bathe in the glorious perfume of contented familiarity.
Kate Lee
I would pour it into a terracotta vessel and keep it safely there,
So that when I was alone and in need of comfort
I could gently release the cork stopper
And bathe in the glorious perfume of contented familiarity.
Kate Lee
I Want To Go To Heaven In A Rocket - Kate Lee
I want to go to heaven in a rocket,
No not Apollo 17 or the Space Shuttle.
Nothing that grand. Just my ashes in
the grand finale bonfire night rocket.
You know the type, loud and sparkly
Colourful, with a thousand stars exploding
Overhead, necks strained upwards
With “Oohs” and “Aaghs” from family & friends
Below, as off to heaven I spectacularly go!
Kate Lee
No not Apollo 17 or the Space Shuttle.
Nothing that grand. Just my ashes in
the grand finale bonfire night rocket.
You know the type, loud and sparkly
Colourful, with a thousand stars exploding
Overhead, necks strained upwards
With “Oohs” and “Aaghs” from family & friends
Below, as off to heaven I spectacularly go!
Kate Lee
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