The Northern Sky Poem by Philip Wall

The Northern Sky

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The day is gone
The spirit of night has taken over
The slowly frosting grass emulates the crunch of fall leaves
What trickles into the pitch black sky?
The queen of night's light spreads her arm's of spirit and dance
Colors bursting from the seams of the universe
Dancing along the Milky Way telling stories of great warriors in battle
The stars twinkling asking us questions
Questions of deep thought and inconceivable conclusions
Questions not pressured on oneself during the clear blue sky
Only through night's endless shifting of constellations and planets
The question is there spilling through the fabric of the sky
A faint whisper hidden and tucked away
What is beyond our world?

Thursday, April 9, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this poem one night while watching the Aurora Borealis dance above a mountain.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roseann Shawiak 01 August 2015

Enticing and alluring poem, what is beyond our world? What is within the interior universe we have hidden inside of us. Curiosity and questions, wanting to know the answers, inquisitiveness never-ending in life. Totally love this poem Phillip, it awakens my heart and mind. Thank you for sharing.

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Narhsh Griffin 11 April 2015

It be dope. True.

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Kelly Kurt 09 April 2015

A wonderful poem, Philip. Thanks for sharing

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