Sun Kissed
Sun Kissed
The city pushes, prods –
Intrudes upon my every hour,
I work while shackled fast, state
My case in office tower,
But on a Sunday,
Oh but on a Sunday!
Three Peaks call,
Ingleborough, Whernside, Pen-y-ghent –
And I’m flying kites in space to
Replace phobic feelings,
Stealing my breath the air
Is fresh, blows collective din
Back within its nihilism, and all
The webs the city spins cannot
Catch upon this kite in flight.
Like a pilot free
From radio speak, the watch
Tower far behind, I’m twirling
Vaulting – somersaulting without
A fear of sudden clash,
Sunday lunch beneath my
Favourite tree; egg, cress, an
Earl Grey tea, time of no
Importance.
This is my Sunday, my free,
My thoughts drawn back from the
Abyss,
My strength regained,
My solemnity in solitude laughing
On the brow and on the lips,
Sun – kissed, I’m quieter happy.
Michael J Waite Thursday 12th March 2009.
<Deleted User> (5870)
Sat 14th Mar 2009 04:15
Beautiful, Michael, cares forgotten in true bliss, my perfect Sunday described, kites and all. A very enjoyable read. Peace, JT