The Lonesome Flame Poem by Matthew Holloway

The Lonesome Flame

Rating: 4.5


Candles circle the room
Offering light and little warmth
The shadows dancing, silhouette
To the conversation of the flames
Takes away from the silence
Of the empty space at night
Quiet rooms, halls and thoughts
Thoughts kept, talking
Of dreams, love and poetry
The art of which they combine
Is a well kept secret
It flows in the scented air
The fragrance wax and burnt out wicks
Slowly the candle count falls
As the night and its darkness claim
A dominance to the room
The whispered echoes
Begin to sleep, await a new day
A new light to be welcomed
And the dances of the flames
Become a romanticized portrait
To fall asleep beside
Whatever dream may come to be

Monday, December 16, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: art,night,poetic expression,thoughts
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rose Marie Juan-austin 16 December 2019

A wonderful poem with superb imagery. Beautifully crafted.

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Matthew Holloway

Matthew Holloway

Cheshire, England
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