Old iron, black scrolls
and iced in white:
"A dangerous passing"
over a surname.
Indeed ? A family trail
The way back, is briefly lit
then turns with deep shadow
into intellect and daring.
A transplant,
this street sign
once graced a school
in a nearby city;
where most ancestors,
penned History and Law.
Today thick pea stone
discourages walkers
you must leap, decisively.
I only come briefly once or twice a year.
I would like to see that sign! "A Dangerous Passing"! hmmmm. I've passed through many dangerous places, and undoubtedly you have too, since you're in recovery. Revisiting them is hard. I love your last two lines. Welcome to the Poetry Bus. Hope this is the first of many.
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Hi Izzy - I happened to see your response to Argent. It was myself that set the challenge - so thanks for playing along
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an intriguing poem...about an interesting sign...very cool.
ReplyDeleteLove this poem. The last 2 stanzas are brilliant!!! I like the idea of a decisive leap.
ReplyDeletestunning poem.
ReplyDeletelove the kitten on the right.
Nice poem. Love your cat pic on the side too.
ReplyDelete"I only come briefly..."
ReplyDeletethat's our human refrain too, isn't it?
Hi, Thanks for your comment, I love the words 'opportunity for loving something, something', anyway I was trying to find your blog so I could read you. Left myself as a follower on your private blog but the door did not magically open for me! Do you post regularly somewhere else?
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