Forgotten Monastery Poem by Judy Ponceby
Forgotten Monastery
Stark against steel gray sky
Steeples rise sharp
Grazing lowered clouds
of hazed vapor.
Hallowed halls echo
ancient steps treading
remembered paths.
Whispered breaths
of voices once raised
in praise and worship
play soft on gentle breezes
in the folds of time long gone.
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Inspired by a photo of an ancient church still standing.
http: //pinterest.com/pin/188377196883531330/
Feb 22,2012
http: //pinterest.com/pin/188377196883531330/
Feb 22,2012
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