My Doef Weer (Dutch Weather) Poem by Moonlight Shadows

My Doef Weer (Dutch Weather)



Doef weer
Rain and clouds
Pressure then sunshine
The heavens weep
To share my heavy heart
In Grashaven where the little boats moor
I found comfort
In strangers boor
This home comfort no more
A beetle's song
Of weeping long
In a box swiftly moving
You placed me there
Never again to see me fair
High aboard the blue bird high
My beetle and I
Fly back home
To river's aisle.
My beetle passes
Amidst the air
He took with him
My spirit's fair
A heart of stone
Now all I have.
Duly sworn
Never to love.

O'er river aisle
The sun is bright
Tis powerless
O'er my doef weer.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Such tragedy at Achter Op't Zand.
Such a beautiful place but one that will remain only in my mind.
Reflecting on my 14-cream-spotted-beetle from Juliana park and our journey back to California. I truly thought my beetle would bring me good luck in my relationship, but up in the air, a few hours before landing, it died.
For W.P.A. Huybrecht. I love you, but as you wish, only in my mind.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Anita Sehgal 02 October 2012

touching piece... lovely

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