Ochre
soaked skies, sunrise
woke her –
blue grass
seas lilt behind
stained glass
at dawn.
On morning’s grace
she’s borne.
Ryan Stone
Daughter of the Plains
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136 responses to “Daughter of the Plains”
Read it over and again until she came alive in my mind’s eye. Mmm.. loved it. And missed you!!!! lots, and lots!
❤ 🙂
I agree with Emily, Ryan–“special and unique” are among other words of praise I’d use to describe you and your stellar writings. I’m thinking I need to reblog this one–okay with you??
Reblogged this on LINES of SHADEAU and commented:
I’m totally crazy for anything Ryan writes–it’s difficult to describe his gift, some call him “unique”, which is true, but there’s so much more–I guess he just strikes notes that resonate deep in the marrow of my heart. If you enjoy this piece as much as I did, visit his blog for MORE good stuff–don’t leave this Stone unturned!
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Hi, Patricia! I’m well, thank you. How have you been? So good to hear from you, thanks for stopping by. I miss WN and the wonderful people there very much. I scaled back all my external activities to focus my limited writing time on actual writing…but I miss the interaction very much. I’ll head on over and catch up with the gang 🙂
I enjoyed reading this poem. Very meaningful and deep! Thank you for sharing this great piece!
The winter seem to be colder
than what I remember
This winter I am slower and older
than what my mind can remember
This poem is one of a kind. I like the succinctness and the sound quality. It speaks volumes.
Beautifully written! The imagery of dawn and nature is so serene, it feels like a peaceful pause in time. Thank you for sharing this lovely piece!
Beautiful poetry, Ryan! Your writing, as always, possesses the power to reach out of the screen and touch people’s hearts. Thank you for sharing.
Your poetry is astounding! It really moves me. There’s no other word I’d use to describe it but beautiful. Thank you! Have a lovely day! BBB
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