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| Yasmin Hernandez, Yamaya y Ochun, 2003 |
Daughter of the Waters
Cerulean goddess
Your beauty shimmers
Chandelier crystals windowpane refracted
All the colors of life
Beneath your surface
Shine fairy wands
Flamboyant, joyful
Phosphorescent
A galaxy of playful stars
Fallen from the sky
To scamper among the fishes
Moon crochets a blanket
Of swells upon the wet
As you inscribe love poems
In the sand.
submitted for Imaginary Garden With Real Toads, Artistic Interpretations with Margaret, Chelsea Bednar's artwork
and d'Verse Poets Pub, Open Link Tuesday (too late for Poetics, Interactions!)
*this poem was written from a list of words provided by my daughter:
chandelier, fairy, scamper, shimmer, inscribe, flamboyant, cerulean, playful, windowpane, crochet (thanks so much for the inspirational words, Allison!)
10 comments:
a crocheting moon! Just a stunning image and THANK you for submitting late. I don't mind at all!
Gorgeous Lolamouse! I love it...
the stars and a crocheted moon...wondrous!
very cool...esp that last stanza for me...a little moon magic and writing in sand....that first pic is pretty amazing as well...
I'm always afraid to use phofser...fosper...phospherz...that big word, cos I can't spell it!!!
Such beautiful imagery, Lolamouse. Your words capture well the beauty of the body art.
Beautiful and imaginative imagery.
Love the weaving of the challenging words ~ Those ending lines are specially divine ~
You've included some amazing art with your creative poem. Very cool.
You've included some amazing art with your creative poem. Very cool.
A bloody awesome poem with some amazing art...........
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