The Black Stone Poem by Sandra Black

The Black Stone

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My heart had turned to stone
It was cold and broken
Down to the last bone

A magic spell
Brought it back to life again
A web of words woven right

A spidery cobweb of spells
It put an end to the death knell
A smouldering smell

A fire it kindled
A live charcoal it became
The stone is no more the same

An alchemist's marvel
The philosopher's stone
It touched and I revel

Thursday, November 1, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: transformation
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bhagabat Prasad Hotta 13 November 2018

Nice poem....Best of luck......... beautiful poem..........

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Dave Walker 01 November 2018

An heart of stone brought back from the dead to live again. A great poem.

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