Moonbeams
The moonbeams crossed the horizon
Carrying the sun in its wake
Soft light 'pon the grass like diamonds
The moonbeams crossed the horizon
Caressing each scrutiny wizened
Opaque hopes and moods forsake
The moonbeams crossed the horizon
Carrying the sun in its wake
Sara Kendrick married young and had a family soon after. After her last child went to school, she decided to pursue her GED. A gentlemen who worked with the GED program encouraged her to enroll in college. She worked part time and cared for her family in addition to her studies. She graduated from Mercer University. Several years ago, after a health crisis, she started writing poetry.
Hello, Sara! Congratulations on your scholastic accomplishments! That is awesome! Also, I too, love moonbeams. Somehow they are like the rainbow - free and expressive and beautiful, as is your poem! Good to read you here on Whispers! Sheri / www.poetryandbeyond.net
ReplyDeleteDear Sara....what a lovely Triolet you have shared with us! Love the striking imagery, especially in the repeated lines. Well done and God bless. // paul
ReplyDeleteSara I loved your well written poem filled with such lovely imagery. Thank you for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteLove, Charlene
Thank you, Robert Dufresne, for the following--
ReplyDeleteThis little gem of yours is mysteriously deep and truly poetic, Sara. Really Nice job of it. Nice seeing your poetry again.
Bob D
love picturing this beautiful scene, Sara
ReplyDeleteNice work, Sara. I enjoyed reading it. Thanks for sharing and continued blessings!
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