Come new – come again
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December 17, 2006, 9:18 pm
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Fire Draw
You cannot give our fire but a glance,
or walk right by with never a chance
to be one with it and know its heart,
of which death and birth both take part
Huddle close for warmth or skying,
embers pulse with endless dreaming –
gone those discarded writs of sorrow,
smoky prayer for joy tomorrow.
Far the mountain of bright yearning,
forgotten more the sea left churning.
Claim the now by fire’s entrancing –
be one with all who fuel its burning.
Join the campfire of Gypsy haven,
sense the presence of nighttime Raven;
share food and drink and storied wonder,
growing, learning from one another.
faucon
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There is nothing quite so special, is there, that to be seated around a campfire, or in front of the hearth, which is, you know, the heart of the home.
Comment by Vi Jones December 18, 2006 @ 3:37 pmVi I think any flame ,eminating and lit by wood with its smell is always captivating….but alas this now contributes to global warming so another pleasure is lost to those of us ” Who can Remember” …so we must look to the artificial gas flame without the aroma….Woe is me…
Comment by Lois December 21, 2006 @ 8:18 amLois(muse of the sea) 21.12.06
Good reading.
Comment by Imogen Crest December 28, 2006 @ 1:58 am