Starlight
Stars they glow in the night sky
But they’re not always visible to the eye
When the glorious sun shining bright
Dispels the darkness of the night
As day dawns they start to fade away
But they always reappear at the end of the day
Though I know they are there I just can’t see
Their twinkling lights to infinity
Soon days end it approaches fast
The setting of the sun means nights return at last
Once more stars twinkle for all they are worth
A joy to behold till days rebirth
George L. Ellison is a writer of poetry and short stories. He as published two books called Poetic Reminiscences and Weaving Words. George lives with his wife and dogs in Chester-Le-Street, County Durham in England. He is a member of The Writers and Poetry Alliance. He is currently working on his new project as well as learning to play the saxophone at the Sage Gateshead!
George, I see, you, too, are inspired to write from the awesome inspiration God provides! Beautiful words and imagery here! A grand tiara for your lovely vision of inspiration. Sheri / www.poetryandbeyond.net
ReplyDeleteGreat contribution to Whispers. We can always use more heartfelt tributes to God's creation. Excellent imagery and flow. Robert
ReplyDeleteHi George. You are absolutely right....Stars are absolutely beautiful! I enjoyed this visual and enlightening poem. You make the words you write come alive in the eyes and heart of the reader. Thank you for sharing and continued blessings!
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Thank you Sheri, Robert and Maurice for such kind comments they are very much appreciated
ReplyDeleteGod Bless
George
George, thank you for a very lovely and well written poem. God's creations are truly inspirations for writing poetry aren't they and you did his creation of the stars justice. I certainly enjoyed the read and thank you for sharing your talent with all of us here on Whispers.
ReplyDeleteCharlene
Thank you Charlene for your kind comments I love stargazing they are so special to me
ReplyDeleteAnd writing about them is so natural to me thanks again for your kind comments they are very much appreciated!
God Bless
George
Dear George,
ReplyDeleteI love the way you describe how the stars are always there, even if we cannot see them in daylight. I spent many nights 25 miles offshore in a boat and without the lights of homes and businesses, I could even see the Milky Way. First Venus, then Mars would appear. I miss those nights when there were so many stars that it was hard to pick out the constellations. Enjoyed your poem VERY much!
Best wishes,
Carolyn
I'd probably get seasick doing that Carolyn but I'd love to spend more time in the country where no lights are present !
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading and replying your comments are very much appreciated
God Bless
George