the heart that is not forsaken
must live somewhere
unforeseen and
in a glade so green
a cottage locked away
where roses always stay;
no petals,
fall- away-
and it is all candlelit and cordial
when the storms come in
all ruby candlesticked
and the wicks never going out
in a flaring, floating wind
there with embellished shadows
you will have no need
of ever looking back.
feckless and beautiful
with God as a fact
well established
the apple blossomed brightnesses
blooming oh blooming
the spindle alone
made of honeycomb gold
worth half a diamond breeze
and peace folded like a lily
near the hearthstone.
mary angela douglas 8 march 2018
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem