Stairway Poems - Poems about Stairway

Going with the flow, Even if it seems so slow, To subway below....

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Climbing a stairway into the mind without steps In a room with no windows only doors without keys Just silence on deaf ears so it's as quiet as kept It's dark like a dead sleep with no life to it's dreams Visions so lucid & liquid like as if from eyes that just wept Sometimes you can see things with eyes that don't see Oceans...

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On my walk the other morning…the moon wasn’t quite full yet… and I was lucky enough to see her about an hour before she set. A cloud formation…one I hadn’t seen before…appeared before my eyes. Layers that started on the ground and rose like a stairway to the sky. I’ve always wanted to visit places…like Jupiter, Venus and Mars so...

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("The Night Sky", 2013, original oil) The Night Sky Ironic that finding our way In the deep pitch black of night Is truer than anything we can find by day. As the world spins on its axis The Pole Star remains The guiding light. Eight stars then show the way The central and Big Dipper seven Even a child can see. Thus the ubiquitous eight pointed...

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Stairway to nothing The refining way Believed leading to liberation.. The frightening nothing Ending the way and the Seeker..revives separation's Persistence..Leading to More refinement.. A persistent story......

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Inspired by the 1906 painting by Edward Hopper of an ornate stairway in Paris Mouth agape, stood still in place Embroiled in the elegance of this ornate space Felt through all senses, not just sight Standing breathless from ascending flight after flight Each twist of the bannister, felt smooth in hand Curvature caressed in order to understand Solidity and wisdom beneath the...

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My husband is four foot seven I stand at six foot eleven everything is cool he has a step stool it’s called the Stairway to Heaven...

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So high, so distant, is the sky... So intimate, so close... ...

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Our prayer God's share...

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There's a stairway It leads upwards To where it goes I don't know I begin walking this winding stairway Where will it take me I give it no thought Does it lead to paradise Is it my way straight to Heaven Only one way to know So it's up i go But the further i walk The higher i go I see no end in sight Is there a final...

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My 3-year-old showed me something on my phone... And said, "look at this place" Bewildered, she seemed frightened I could see it...by the look on her face When I looked at my phone; inconspicuously I thought to myself, "hmm-why fear" Swirling through the sky and all through the clouds A mountain of steps, reaching to...somewhere She...

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Hope resounds through my soul pockets as I hear Stairway to Heaven There is more than one road to get there, the paths pliable like a willow It is okay to reach for all that glitters, but even the songbird understands Things change in a blink, so there are other ways to get our souls in tune Rock and...

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At a huge beautiful park, I took a vivid scenic route, On a stairway through hills, in lush nature's pursuit. The tree lined path gleamed, in the early morning sun, And pink clouds were fading, since day was now begun. The warm yesterday breeze, came to visit me again, Bearing scents of silent blooms, from beauty's domain. The path was long...

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J-anuary thirtieth morn E-rases the gray and blue; L-et the shadows fade, L-et the dark depart from Y-ou. A-llow the Sunday to pass, L-etting Monday light shine; F-ill your heart with mirth, A-nd thrill to your mind. N-ew dawn brings warmth T-o the wide skyway; E-levate your every step, as you use the stairway....

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Stairway to Wise Woman Faerie Cottage I found it when I was eight Spent many an hour inside Learning the wizen ways of a sorceress Wise Woman confided she was looking for a novice to be trained to replace her when the time came The time was apparently this week For the stairway had disappeared for fifty years Today it is back. I...

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