A Melody Poem by Matt Mooney

A Melody



A Melody.

Spanish sun above,
Time for a siesta
Until awakened:
Lazarus-like alive
I arise surprised
Almost sleepwalking
Straining to hear
The lyrics of love
In the gentle breeze
Like drifting incense.

Penthouse window
Open to inspiration
Melody in the air
Softly somewhere
This song ascended
From a room below
Filling the quadrangle
Rising up and over
The swimming pool
Music fit for healing
Dying and reviving
Tired from climbing
Finally reaching me
Throbbing of an ocean
Washing me ashore
To its treasure isle
For evermore.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The song turned out to be 'Poor Weary Wanderer' written by John Spillane and sung by Róisín Elsafty and Treasa Ní Cheannabháin.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dinesan Madathil 17 September 2013

On your fine canvas here is the portrait of the best possible thoughts re remembered. Apart the format being a bit prosaic in style, the melody has been tuned well in one way.

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Matt Mooney

Matt Mooney

South Galway, Ireland.
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