I love this poem. It’s written by the wonderful poet and talented storyteller, Eric Syrdal. As it is with many pieces by this author, “Ally” speaks to me.
Enjoy this gorgeous piece and all Eric’s poetry at his blog, My Sword and Shield. ❤
Definitely check out his new release, Pantheon, an epic tale beautifully told in free verse.
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I love this poem. It speaks to me. Penned by a wonderful poet and posted on the Winter Solstice, I still think of it well into the New Year. I wanted to share it with you all on this day of light and hope: February 1st. A day that marks the halfway point between the first day of winter and the first day of spring.
Enjoy this gorgeous piece and check out Eric’s poetry at his blog, My Sword and Shield. ❤
If I could catch sunbeams,
I’d light your darkest days,
warming your heart when the world seems too cold to bear.
If I could shake the sky,
I’d sprinkle stars,
covering you with glittering dust, magic clinging to skin and hair.
If I could reach the clouds,
I’d twirl their softness,
making cotton candy to sweeten the bitterness of life.
This is inspired by a tweet Katsyarina wrote about a year ago with the line “if I could shake the sky” in it. That line has stuck with me. Thanks, lovely poetess. This post is for you and all who need a little magic or joy in their lives.
Al Lane has challenged us to post something light, funny, happy, or joyous. Why?
“To help us all get through the dismal dirtsack we lovingly call January, I’ve started a #banishtheblues hashtag. I’d love it if you joined me! Just write, or draw, or photograph…anything to #banishtheblues!”
