Millard Lowe Poet Qasida

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Daylight Spring Time Comes Again…

 

Tonight, the dark sky again

 only slept a short while;

no longer eager to cheat

its sun’s awakening joy

over the horizon’s realm;

 

Bulky white yawning clouds

hovered over the night-shaded

ground below as small nocturnal

creatures seemingly scurried into

and out of the dawning day;

 

A dawning day during which

we shall seek to see justice

and peace become realities

in a world wrought with chilled

fear and misery:

 

May new spreading sunshine

sweeps away waning darkness of winter as

flowering hope again welcomes a new spring

toward resurrected liberation and equity:-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DAYLIGHT SPRING TIME COMES AGAIN

Tonight, the dark sky again
only slept a short while;
no longer eager to cheat
its sun’s awakening joy
over the horizon’s realm;

Bulky white yawning clouds
hovered over the night-shaded
ground below as small nocturnal
creatures seemingly scurried into
and out of the dawning day;

A dawning day during which
we shall seek to see justice
and peace become realities 
in a world wrought with chilled
fear and misery:

May new spreading sunshine
sweeps away waning darkness of winter as
flowering hope again welcomes a new spring
toward resurrected liberation and equity:-

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Daniel Henry Rodgers March 17, 2025 at 7:35 AM Hello Millard, I loved your vision of spring, not just in nature but in the world, even in the hardest of times, there’s always the possibility of renewal, of liberation. It’s beautiful to think of hope flowering again, as it always does, no matter how long winter lingers. Dawn is always coming, and there’s always a reason to look forward to it. Spring Blessings, My Friend, Daniel Millard Lowe March 17, 2025 at 5:04 PM Daniel, thanks for the beautiful onederful oneness of the onement of poetic mind, in the profound encouraging feedback. Much appreciated! And thanks for the blessings. ONE. Peace and Love.

Sara Kendrick March 16, 2025 at 4:11 PM Creative lines penned in this one. I enjoyed reading it. Thanks for sharing it with us. Sara K Millard Lowe March 17, 2025 at 5:00 PM Thanks, Sara. I'm pleased this write resonated with you. Thanks for the inspiring feedback. ONE. Peace and Love.