Star Stained Glimpse
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Written on November 20, 2023
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Laughing, lasting violet truth
Conspires to rest in tender youth.
Embracing the silence, delighted
Feelings trembling, so excited.
Wherever she goes, her heart knows,
Joy fills the night as the wind blows.
Stilling the skies with softest starlight,
Gentling the words that poets write!
Quiet thoughts, soft words who smile,
Rest on the feelings meant to beguile.
Singing of a destiny filled with joy,
From a heart, a soul, who’ll not destroy.
Quivering and quaking, her heart soft,
Reflecting on the music – a tender waft.
Glistening into the night, eternal moon,
Resting with stars God’s hand has strewn!
Restoring peace with His soothing grace,
Knowing a love that time won’t erase.
Budding hope from the seeds, always growing,
Abundant love in the heart, softly glowing.
Wintery blessings fall over my dreams,
As inklings of light rush over rolling streams.
Never a snowflake more thrilling than now,
When wherever I look, I see an ashen bough.
Pulsating like the bird’s breath, I arise,
Lauded by the night – stirred by the skies.
Even in the darkness, there is a beauty,
Potent pleasure beyond what’s her duty.
Stilling the kisses of an evening’s mercy,
Blowing soft against the star’s controversy.
Wonders in hues of cobalt shadows,
Pouring over spirits – for bardes to compose.
Wherever I go, I know I’ll meet with gladness,
Because there is no doubt, He’s taken all my sadness –
Left me with a heart so full, I’ll surely always comply,
Knowing that, because He lives, I shall never die!
Thankful to the One who lived and died on a cross,
Without His saving grace, we’d know the darkest loss.
Thankful for a love that gives me a way beyond this dark,
Into eternity, where His love is heaven’s hallmark!
Copyright © Regina Mcintosh | Year Posted 2023
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