Lake Effect

I breathe in blue.
This hue imbues
my lungs, my tongue,
my very skin.

Lashes fringed in fir,
soul stirs along
Lake’s looking glass,
sleeps sound in sand.

Wave’s lullaby
this shore-shone sigh
echoes my quiet heart,
pebbled with promise.

 

 

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13 Responses to Lake Effect

  1. whimsygizmo says:

    Written for an inspiring nature prompt over at Imaginary Garden with Real Toads:
    http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2012/03/kenias-wednesday-challenge.html

  2. Shawna says:

    I love “pebbled with promise.” 🙂

  3. Laurie Kolp says:

    This flows so beautifully, De. I especially like this-

    Wave’s lullaby
    this shore-shone sigh

  4. Such a calm, restful piece, De, beautiful &…”pebbled with promise”! (and… I feel the same way about blue! :-))

  5. Kim Nelson says:

    My quiet heart pebbled with promise… this line is so unique and intriguing. Terrific way to end this piece.

  6. Such peace-filled presence about this poem, De. A hushed lake-side lullaby, beautiful. Big thank you, too BTW for pointing out this prompt today. I had such fun playing with it! 🙂

  7. This is beautiful, De. “pebbled promises” “lashes fringed in fir” Love it.

  8. Very beautiful, especially the heart “pebbled with promise”….sigh. Lovely.

  9. Ruth says:

    Gorgeous photo, beautiful poem… I love the way you use rhyme (and alliteration too) in a way that surprises and delights me:

    I breathe in blue.
    This hue imbues
    my lungs, my tongue,

    Lashes fringed in fir,

    Well done!

  10. I found this a most beautiful self-contained piece: each stanza a perfection part of the whole.

  11. Very nice verse in blue…I like the pebbled promise ~ Thanks for sharing your talent with RT ~

    http://a-sweetlust.blogspot.ca/2012/03/spring-song.html

  12. Herotomost says:

    I am a fan of the poetry that has resulted form this challenge….and I am a fan of this one as well. That second stanza reads aloud so beautifully…I read it aloud like three times. Great work.

  13. Lindy Lee says:

    Alliterated in blue…

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