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Ray of Hope
Posted by: silent siren (---.ber.dial.de.colt.net)
Date: June 02, 2002 04:58PM

Ray of Hope

Outside the blackness
winds howling, moaning
extinguished lights

Only one window breaks
a light square
through the dark wall night

the question:who is it, there,
companion, unknown, ignorant
(like-minded?)

about half past midnight




06.03.2002, Rugensee

(Should you feel annoyed by German language, skip following passage)


Lichtblick

Draußen die Schwärze
Windsheulen, Klagen...
Erloschene Lichter

Nur ein Fenster bricht
ein helles Quadrat
durch die schwarze Wand Nacht

Die Frage: Wer ist das, dort,
Gefährte, Unbekannter, Unwissender
(Gleichgesinnter?)

so nachts um halb eins


same date, silent siren


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: JP (207.43.74.---)
Date: June 10, 2002 11:31AM

Succinct, descriptive, I like this one too.


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: Brucefur (---.vc.shawcable.net)
Date: June 10, 2002 02:08PM

How can anyone be annoyed by your native tongue?
If they are, then they should start up a website called

Poetry-for-Insensitive-louts.com ;-)

Poetry is a abstract medium, and SHOULD bridge all linguistic barriers.

Siren please do not ever again apologise for expressing your poetry as it was intended; for even though I cannot read it, I would have it no other way.

Bruce Herbert Fader


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: silent siren (---.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
Date: June 10, 2002 02:27PM

Ha! A response! I thought you would not like it since I posted it the same day as Study in grey and the other two without getting any feedback...
I'm getting addicted to this site. Three times I've been here today and I was always paying...my humblest thanks to you both.
Wiv luv and appreciation
silent siren


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: silent siren (---.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
Date: June 10, 2002 02:50PM

You make me feel better
lift me up so that I can go again
you soften the harsh winds
and th' icy-cold rain

I must cling to myself
since my man is not here
and the warmth of your words
light up the atmosphere

Like a red, burning fire
an eye wiser than mine
one hot tea, one embrace
I am bound to define

that the honour of sharing
your thoughts of poetry
is the sun to my horizon
and the more precious to me.


With all my love to everyone!!
Very spontaneously written, could need a little care.
(Do you dare? winking smiley Just because it rhymes)
Your personal
silent siren


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: JP (207.43.74.---)
Date: June 10, 2002 02:53PM

Catching, isn't it?


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: Brucefur (---.vc.shawcable.net)
Date: June 10, 2002 08:20PM

it was beautiful Siren,

Sometimes a little imperfection is better than the polished versions. Keep it just the way it is.
B


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: prosopopoeia (---.new-york-08rh15rt-ny.dial-access.att.net)
Date: June 10, 2002 08:34PM



Silent Siren:

Great poem. The spontaneity of your writing has put all the words in the right place.

Sometimes it is the best not to let thought get in the way for the initial draft.

As an aside to your poem - I agree with Brucefur, I welcome your work in your native tongue - even thought I do not understand the language. It would be nice to read each of your works in english (for understanding the meaning and intent) and then in German for the ability to learn something new.


prosopopoeia


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: J.H. SUMMERS (---.proxy.aol.com)
Date: June 10, 2002 08:34PM

Silent Sire, Liked it, you can feel the darkness and hear the wind. jhs


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: les712 (68.185.73.---)
Date: January 25, 2013 11:30PM

There are some good poems posted here before I came on board. This is one of them.

Les


Re: Ray of Hope
Posted by: Gwydion2 (99.199.110.---)
Date: February 03, 2013 03:11PM

wow, one helluva great find, Les. AWESOME poem!




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