Clarions Poems


I Speak To the Darkness

Though silence clarions for a spoken word
To fill its depths, 
The heart is hesitant in giving
Broken phrases that the lips rehearsed;
Once...words came as quickly
As the flow of hill-sped rivers;
Now they are dissolved
Like mists caught in the sun.
The soul draws closer to its own candle
As if to hoard its warmth
Against the breath
Blowing through the halls of loneliness.

date:1/30/23
Categories: clarions, loneliness,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium MemberRebirth

Rebirth

Grey ghostly clarions
Swiftly travel
To the east of darkling day
Riding on a dirge wind
Blowing harsh
Over waters that reflect
The fading dawn
When they turn to blood red, 
Glowing crimson,
As they color the vast and swirling grey
Trumpeting to the earth,
With light retreating,
The call of night
Where black and twisting tree limbs 
Stretch
Into the clarion sky
To grasp at daylight fleeing
While through their naked
Leafless fingers
Arias of monotones
Rise up on whistling winds
As unbelieving earth implores 
The gloom descending, 
With feeble lights,
Be gone!
Then wait beneath the clarion shadows
Entombed in sleep –
Still as death, chilled and numb –
For the morning star to spread
Like warm fingers
Across the ghostly clarions
Turning them into the daystar’s turquoise pearl,
Telling lightless earth 
“Arise!”
See life reborn in light!
Categories: clarions, dark, life, light, morning,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberSojourne

Sojourne

A few moments ago she floated in the womb still firmly attached to the

chord of nurture listening to heartbeats of comfort attached to couplets of repose

Rhymed and rhythmed in resounding simplicity negating dissonance still on 
                                     
                                horizons

she splashed within the nick of time ticked at her own pace made light in sight of

a wondrous world of a few lullabies some fleeting memories clarions and clarity

a couple of major and minor scales weighing up and down in the music of being

Not long after a few tones later an elegy after she mused that life is finite and too 
                                               
                                                           fugacious
Categories: clarions, life,
Form: Free verse

A Christmas Sonnet

Wild Earth--where all seems vanity and woe,
Old Earth--enmeshed in seasons of belief,
Sad Earth--where all the glory that we know
Is Man, a  half-blind Phoenix, fighting grief--

There was a time  when time  was overcome,
When down the ladder Jacob dreamed  about,
A Spirit came to find terrestrial home;
It nestled in a Child; it came without

Our clarions of pomp, without brass praise-
A Child, O Earth, a star for  inner night, 
For creatures in a dark and temporal haze,
A gift of God, perennial delight.

No doubt you trembled, Earth, so great the care
In love for Man to give and, giving, share.
Categories: clarions, blessing, christian,
Form: Sonnet

Red Sun

…it’s beauty penetrating my skull...
        Waiting for the coast to clear
              Jingling the cathedral bell
                 With redemption for my soul
                           Of a cause to rise



…Clarions withhold their shovels…
          Fanning the thorns of the dust
               To construct our long lost place of aboard
                     To sour to savor the ruin of its leather
                            And its honey jar



…Oh far till I can’t squint no more…
       Till I can’t drift to the Nile time
           Till I can’t foretell the desires
               Till I can’t forecast the fortune
                  Till I can’t get enslaved in its warmth
                    A  Ray of a rainbow night
                      Oh how all things fade.
Categories: clarions, adventure, devotion, father, history,
Form: I do not know?


Red Sun

…it’s beauty penetrating my skull...
        Waiting for the coast to clear
              Jingling the cathedral bell
                 With redemption for my soul
                           Of a cause to rise

…Clarions withhold their shovels…
          Fanning the thorns of the dust
               To construct our long lost place of aboard
                     To sour to savor the ruin of its leather
                            And its honey jar

…Oh far till I can’t squint no more…
       Till I can’t drift to the Nile time
           Till I can’t foretell the desires
               Till I can’t forecast the fortune
                  Till I can’t get enslaved in its warmth
                    A  Ray of a rainbow night
                      Oh how all things fade.
Categories: clarions, caregiving, childhood, depression, devotion,
Form: I do not know?

Xanthous Yellow (Sapphic Stanza)

I fell in love amid the xanthous yellow
as clarions of daffodils awaken
in the gently warming winds of April's song
to the springtime air.

As soft as the breeze she took hold of my hand
and led me to places only lovers see,
draped in faded charms of cherry tree blossom
my heart came alive.

In her kiss, a tender moment of rebirth,
the empty soul I was stirred into being
my transition in her loving embrace
a heart’s destiny.
Categories: clarions, love
Form: Sapphic stanza
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