Magical
Stars tumble
in a pantomime
of tangerine yellow
giggling
like school children
in a playground.
Laughter fills
the sky with
watermelon
moons.
Joy comes to heart
in a rush of
candy cane wishes
and
this late hour
cannot subdue
the feeling
of tumbling dice
spilling
jelly beans
all over the
seas.
I jumped over clouds
made of marshmallow
and slapped
my knees
till they tickled
and blushed
shyly.
I am a lark
a pied piper
a court jester
of clowns.
Laughter is all I can
see
and blue licorice
voices
of pillows
talk to me about
coming to sleep.
Kevin Harling.
Friday, September 18, 2009
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Like I mentioned somewhere else, reading 'Night Time Wishes' and 'Magical' is like looking at a Dali painting..magical, whimsical, enchanting.
ReplyDeleteBoth poems are filled with light, lightness, and joie de vivre!
Another milestone for a great poet.