Robert Lindley Poet Romanticism

Beyond Tall Snowcapped Mountains, and Purple Veil

Beyond Tall Snowcapped Mountains, And Purple Veil

Between radiance of heart and love’s grasping rays
Are birthed memories that come as blessed gifts
Ride golden dreams join with treasures of former days
Amongst winds of hope,  and what seeking soul uplifts.

Far away lies an enchanted sea, treasure great
Beyond tall-snowcapped mountain, and purple veil
Leaving far behind dark-cast vagaries of Fate
Sad recollections of a previous fearsome  Hell.

Sailing beautiful waters a streaming bright blue
Under heavenly skies dreams of kisses divine
There, hand in hand stroll very content and so new
We embrace under a falling moon’s soft-flowing shine.

Years come and go, hearts bond finding our paradise
I turn to look into those enchanting blue eyes
As we both repeat our faithful love sworn vows thrice
We happily join that eternal bond that ties.

Robert J. Lindley, 8-09-2022
Romanticism

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Susan Lawrence August 28, 2022 at 6:21 PM Enchanting and poignant dear Robert . I rode your beautiful wave of embracing love. Lovely poem . Blessings, Susan :)

Michael Tor August 19, 2022 at 6:17 PM Memories are to be cherished as well as your this Poem my friend, a favorite... God bless you...

M. L. Kiser August 16, 2022 at 5:13 PM Lovely write, memories are those blessings we keep for life.

Connie Marcum Wong August 15, 2022 at 3:52 AM I am so glad I visited your page tonight Robert. “Memories that come as blessed gifts” they are indeed my friend. Photographs help to spark those memories too. Your romantic words are golden my friend. I love this gem. Blessings xxoo

Silpika Kalita August 10, 2022 at 6:55 AM Reminds me of the 18th Century English lyrical romantic era. Aesthetic and beautifully melodious with rich choice of figures of speechless... Silpika Robert Lindley August 10, 2022 at 9:33 AM Thank you my friend for that knowledgeable and on the mark post, analysis. Also that is why the poem will be mostly ignored. Modern poetry frowns upon such creations, Imho. God bless.