Winking Time Poem by Bella Ravenstar

Winking Time



Life has been a bore
Too much to carry
Too much to worry
It goes by too fast
My head is spinning
I'm breathing so hard
I took a wink
Silence crept
I left
I found myself in ocean deep
Being caressed by warm water
Glowing fishes
Of every color swam by me
I saw the wrikled corals
Of every shade
I saw friendly dolphins
I saw creepy sharks
I saw frightened squids
As I flew in the endless watery sky
It was soothing
The moon shone
Through the watery film
Then with a thought
And a wink
I opened my eyes
And to my surprise
I saw gemstones dot the endless black
I saw the moon
I saw the earth behind me
I took a glance
Upon my home behind
Then looked on
With a vast speed
I trailed past mars
Then Venus
Then the other neighboring planets
Awed by the sights seen
I passed our familiar galaxy
Then explored new places
New faces of planets
New specks of life
I felt calm
At peace
Away from the wordly cares
Drifting gently
Thinking of the great creator
Of these wonders
Then I let the light shine on me
And lead me to my new home

Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: soothing
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Bella Ravenstar

Bella Ravenstar

Southern California
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