I Heard The Chime From Faraway Poem by Henry Tong
I Heard The Chime From Faraway
I Heard the Chime from Faraway-
an Echo in the Wind-
The Ancient Summons to Display-
its faint sublimity.
Before the brightest years decay-
A Blessing's left to speak-
The World is ready to enjoy-
A Fiesta in the Bleak.
Whence the skies are bound to weave-
the Wave of Infinity?
So few would dare to apprehand-
A Carol-Rhapsody.
Wherefore my solitude repents-
A Thousand bells aring?
My Thoughts and prayers with the toast-
Softly take the wings.
For I am armored to withstand-
The Moans of Dreary Wind-
The Light and Heat Emblaze my Pen-
Dimming Perplexed Dreams.
For I am armored to withstand- The Moans of Dreary Wind- The Light and Heat Emblaze my Pen- Dimming Perplexed Dreams...oh such fine poetic expressions my dear poet....... i am just taken up by ur thinking. tony
A good start with a nice poem, Henry. You may like to read my poem, Love And Lust. Thank you.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/2/2024 2:47:49 AM # 1.0.0
A beautiful rhetorical poem with rhythmic splendour. Fine and lofty verse conveying deep emotions with clarity of thought and mind. Thanks for sharing Henry.