Gerry Legister Poems

You cross my path today
In solitude and silence
Then you Smile, and floated away,
Giving my heart a brief indulgence.
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As the afternoon fades away into a silhouette,
A light wakes the soul that risen from slumber,
And voices in the night drifts into a calmer beat
Of footsteps tapping on the threshold of the door.
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The mirror holds fears untold
Of what seems to be my reflection.
A cloak of self-doubt hard and cold,
Not feeling the apparent emotion.
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Till my tears run dry
Till the stars stop burning in the sky
Even after the crushed dust flew past,
You will have me until eternity last.
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Some people come into your life for a season,
Others come for a reason and a lifetime.
Life is never too long,
Embroiled with a few scenes of the time
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Spring came spreading the air with perfume rain
After the cold Winter season withers from the mind,
Ephemeral thoughts closer bind the union of time,
Melting the memories of bleak imagery left behind.
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In my own bible, with every breath
I read, scriptures the Lord had said,
A comforter will lead you into all truth,
And anoint the crown of your head.
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In the hive of events and concessions,
Ice cream combines with our daily indulgence,
At fetes and fairs and lardy wedding exhibitions,
Churned rich cream is mixed with the service.
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Experience of state makes the flow great
Much more entertain than physical training,
A mental state formation the mind exert,
Endurance emerges of positive thinking.
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There is a place in the world
Where magical flowers bloom,
A place where roses never fade,
I know the deepest passion loves to loom.
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