Wednesday, 8 June 2011

a christmas eve


thru the ages bygone,
crusades i have sailed till furthr'mre
amidst a distant dream i had bourne
thine vivacious self has been possessed to lure-


every jubilant carnival that hath ensued,
by dint of course thine has seen through;
nevermore,a cleft leftover yet been brewed
a day of twilight on the branches of yew.


thy yearn for an escapade within the far west
lost in a chalice of florid mulled wine,
a realm of the sage,the roads of bethelen blessed
thine smells of the mince pies;shepherds sitting for a dine.


thy weary self doth behold a serene land afar
a distant castle lit by flakes,of ancient flames
that chars a shadow.lost mistletoes hanging ajar:
the frost filled land of thick wooll'n hand inflames
the nights;or a fain tramp with his pharos,moving past the eve star-
thy sees the amaryllis floating 'neath the canopies,frames
o'the al'mighty 'bove the grate cover'd in tar...


thine hear the ringing bells rung by thee
chanting carols in bethels faraway maybe
children hymning the holiday song with glee...
'or stockings hang'd for the claus to forsee.


the heart of ivy cherish the christ
holms and bays of evergreen boughs
a bridge of paradise thru snow flakes iced
the abbey bells reminds thus of forgotten vows
sleighs and snowmen of the brightened hill
midnight's children are dreaming still
of reindeers, chimneys -of goblins and elves
as the bearded ghost glides past ourselves


as thy looks on:scottish pines are bathed with bells
with garland, tinsel and candy canes
but the star of bethelen stands gladly firm
as a host of angels glimpses doth affirm


the witching hour approaches the silent night
the new born king is here to fight
bells are ringing louder still, the bagpipers
are roaring.the barn art filled with
the three wise men who looks down from above...


thy forget what seen and thine yearn for a night,
to dwell in the stars , rejoice like a knight
revel in smell of the crackling goose
a butter tart or a chocolate mousse...
but thy corporeal life will drown my dream
stir thyself in a goblet of poisoned creme


the river defrosts- as the Twelfth Night is burning bright-
someplace else,a distant away,
thou ruptured star carries my yen of sprite...


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