A Crown Poem by Barry Middleton

A Crown

Rating: 5.0


darkness filters into light
sunrise brings no vision
diamonds are charred and burnt
sallow memory weeps

yet for sorrow there is song
the dove croons its mourning
the mockingbird cheers dawn
but man is exiled from nature

the poet sees the contrast
he shines a light on fears
to bring a jeweled crown
and bury the sins of mankind

the sun rises over the sea
and its lyric is like a prayer
that men embrace the earth
that we embrace our kingdom

A Crown
Saturday, July 2, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: hope,nature,sorrow,sunrise
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nosheen Irfan 04 July 2016

There is always hope. Lovely thoughts expressed in the loveliest way. This is truly inspirational work.10+++

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Barry Middleton 04 July 2016

I guess it is part of our job as poets to take note of the despair but also celebrate hope. Thank you for the praise.

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Leloudia Migdali 02 July 2016

As long as the sun rises there is always hope that darkness will never prevail. What a nice poem!

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Barry Middleton 02 July 2016

Thanks. Yes we must hold on to hope.

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