Cast A Stone Poem by ANDREW BLAKEMORE
Cast A Stone
I cast a stone and watch it fall
Into the deep blue sea,
While now the waves are breaking on
The shingle and the scree,
I listen to their music as
They surge upon the shore,
And so much I am longing now
To be with you once more.
I cast a stone and watch it fall
To where my love had shone,
And just in hope that as it flies
My sadness will be gone,
It is a dream that I believe
But sorrow seems to stay,
And so much I am longing now
To be with you this day.
I cast a stone and watch it fall
And as the waters part,
The diamonds of the sunlight shine
But cannot warm my heart,
That feels so cold and empty with
Such loneliness and pain,
And so much I am longing now
To be with you again.
Dear Andrew I think that if we ever needed a head speaker on this site, you would be amongst those that would come to mind Love duncan X
Deep felt passion in this one that is so captivating to read. Lovely flow and sadly moving. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX
Your verses purposeful lyricism … involves Good favourite images … best wishes...
Gone fishing... heartfelt, to cast a stone... solitude... plonk... I have been knocked out by the emptiness... and hope warmth is again upon you..
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4/25/2024 12:38:39 AM # 1.0.0.1119
it's as if the stone is your heart, sinking in the cold cold sea. Evocative, and brilliantly written.