Baikal Poem by Henry Tong

Baikal

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I look into the purest pupils
of the frozen sapphire
fallen from glistening sky.

Wrinkles of God's hands
injected veins of arctic ice
in lapse of a millennium.

Glitz penetrates icicles
melting a spinning centroid
of hibernating waterfalls.

Scattered bonfires gloamed
the parted lips of mountains
from the farther lakeside.

Stars gaze at their reflections,
like a Shamanist ritual, seeking
their long lost counterparts.

Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: culture,lake,scenic,water
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Dillip K Swain 18 February 2018

A beautiful poem! Fascinating poetic expression: Stars gaze at their reflections, like a Shamanist ritual, seeking/their long lost counterparts..........Thanks for sharing....10

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