A Flight Of Fancy Poem by Thomas Vaughan Jones

A Flight Of Fancy

Rating: 4.8


Come spread your wings and fly with me, my love;
Let earthly passions swiftly pass us by.
and as we soar above an errant world
we'll sing a song to make the angels sigh.

A song that forces mortals to recall
that spiritual strength can set us free.
Though feeble flesh may falter or may fall,
our love can last for all eternity.

Little by little, time erodes our youth,
but some emotions never fade away.
If you will only stretch out for my hand
sufficient to our ethos is the day.

Oceans and seas may change to barren rock.
Meadows and clouds may meld in endless night.
Mountains may crumble into fallow ground,
But for our time we'll keep our endless flight.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
But the dreams our poets dream, airy nothings as they seem... These remain.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Poetheart Morgan 14 February 2014

I was thinking in lend my wings for your two....you know.... to soar and soar more and more high .... but mine is a kind of half singed....better dont....Bon Voyage Poet......I wait you come back.....

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Stephen W 14 February 2014

This is shockingly articulate for poemhunter.com! I like it even though it's a love poem: -)

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Valerie Dohren 14 February 2014

Wonderful Thomas, very inspired - similar theme to mine entitled Halcyon World.

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