Notes About The Poem
For Constance La France's Contest "Haven". Dated September 17, 2026.
Haven
The moist meadow of the sanctuary of my heart
desiccates in desolation like a desert,
the dispersed clouds of parched passion
make my mirage mind a deceptive sky.
The halcyon horizon I call mine waits
for the argentine mesmeric moon to rise,
send from the fervent sparkling skyline
the sequins of your charisma
to swathe my shelter with shades of sapphire.
The surge of sequestered sandstorm drifts
the sands of my derelict desire away
from the shifting dunes of deprivation.
The refuge of oasis within me doesn’t remember
it was once an epitome of my longing.
My dreams dissolve in your visage,
paint panorama of passion on canvas of my essence,
spread emotive hues on your facade of fervor,
the flight of ecstasy takes me
where you are gone.
Away from the wilderness of my loneliness
in the far away fawn forest,
I wish you turn into an emerald tree.
In its soothing shade I’d like to repose,
hear the song of the lavender leaves,
rustling in the breeze with your charm.
In the template of my seclusion,
the transient display of the drifting dreams
turns into lilting lyric of million steps
I walk to reach you,
setting free the captive heart
that quivers like the wasteland willow.
As the motif of my resolute essence
repudiates the reprisal of catharsis,
at the edge of your serenading fading shadow
I sense in the haven of my heart
the cadence of silence.
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