Short Blue Stone Poems

They are gone, faces peering through valiant heart of sorrow that only monther perceive.
They are gone, and with them prevails honor and dignity they prayed for.
Thet are gone, and there identity bolding inspires in blue stone granite,
proclaiming peace....

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blue
the expanse of the ocean
the expanse of the sky
a cool blue stone beneath it all
the wind ripping through you
a sleep that engulfs you
peace is also blue
smooth as silk on your tongue
the metallic twinge of silver
so cold, is that blue
a silent winter
filled with loneliness
that quiet, almost indistinguishable sound
just drown in that hue of blue...

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Two solid rocks stand tall and firm
With a sunset soon around the bend
Upper sky the bluest of rays
Being between two rocks, sun displays

Grey and blue stone welts in the sky
Where pink clouds bond with the water dry
Yellow near the surface, eye-line
Sunset begins with a wry divine

Open the space, I see the end
Below is the feel of heartfelt lend
Red and gold enfold together
Nothing is better than this weather

Russell Sivey...

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The sun has beautified
once again my shadow.

Underneath its fingers, 
on a field where all are being made 
immortals, my shadow 
spreads out like scroll of time. 

‘Tween the sun and the shadow stand 
my thoughts, staring at the blue stone
where my breath first blushed. 

With love as bright 
as noonday light,
I know nothing will change, none will 
ever care my heart as she did.

The sun glows as much… 
and the rosy dust on my shadow 
is her beautiful aura....

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In the dry blue-stone river bed
I found a place to stop and rest my head
Upon the cool rocks beneath the canopy of shade.
Above, the bark and leaves 
	were a see of green and grey.
The hues varied, but the context stayed the same.
I relaxed there a while and forgot my name
For the sake of simpler things
		With which to be entertained,
Like the smooth refreshing Summer's breeze.
It eased my mind as it turned the leaves
And revealed to me a kaleidoscope
	Hidden in the forest's canopy....

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