Fay Slimm Poems

I could take you, reader, to a quiet place
Where sea meets sand, in secret beachy cove,
And, sleeping there, a-sprawl in open spaces
Lie a hundred seals or more in silent drove.
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Believe me it takes courage to plummet
And sink to deep hides of the secret heart.
It takes but a firm decision to try,
So plunge, and immerse yourself into your 'I'
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As the rose is joined for life to its stem,
Is fed from its root, blazing colour to
All who would look, the bond that is sending
Such beauty into my life is with you.
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Windy grey day blowing blue veins of rain.
My windowpane-heart starts to weep, lonely
For you. Then change of direction, and same
Window is floating with buds of unknown
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There she stood
................... personified naked strength.
Mighty white finger
................. which reached for the clouds.
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We who proud belong
Among the countrysiders
Reckon we all see
Such wonderful
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Awakened, we will,
Along the rill of summer's edge,
Find the glory of sound.
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Everyone knew we were heading for snow.
Lowering banks of menacing clouds trying
To threaten cold wedding guests told us so.
You and I cuddled close. I was crying.
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Measure me sunrise, come sip it with me.
Drink down dawn's song with iced summer finings.
Blossoms of love wait to be sampled, trees
Offer their nectar not only to kind
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Why is it
......that underneath
................................. blue,
The expanse
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