Inner Sight
Darkest blue lace
color of the night sky
purple clouds parted
by a hint of moon rising
fill the void behind the eyes
weighted warmth
of acupuncture visions
delights inner sight
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Chloe, thank you – that’s much appreciated.
Hi Monica – your choice of words is awesome 😀 xx
What a lovely image – that sigh of relief. A feeling of calm curiosity, what will there be to see next?
I love that image of the void behind the eyes being filled. Beautful poem, like a welcome sigh of relief, Monica. bb
I bet there is a poet-doc somewhere who has written about the beauties of endoscopy. Hard to imagine a patient doing that!
hehehe…well I must be feeling better, it is always good to smile sometimes 🙂
Always so good to see you, Androgoth. Glad you are back in the blogging business!
Hi Androgoth, Thank you so much for your visits and lovely comments. I have some catching up to do, too, and it’s something I look forward to. Such a diverse and interesting community of writers. Who knew?
Thank you so much, Richard – I’m always pleased to see your comments and your offerings, as well.
Now Kenny, you are pulling my leg here!
I have just called by for another read of some of your Poems
and hope that you are well Monica, I guess you have a busy
schedule, it’s sometimes a tad difficult keeping up to the real
world and making sure of adding new and exciting posts in
our virtual community, however I do look forward to your
return and of course your next offering of poetry… Be good now
Androgoth XXx
Beautifully written poem here, Monica
Hello my dear Monica, love the poem but fail to make the connection with endoscopy !
Wishing you a wonderfull week ahead.
Kenny 🙂
This is a very enjoyable Poem to read
my great friend, I hope that you are well
and have had a lovely weekend…
Androgoth XXx
Pen, you are very kind and much appreciated. I look forward to your writing and comments so much.
Thanks, Sandy, and I love your other blog – just subscribed!
Perfect, just a perfect description of the clarity of inner vision we all can achieve, wonderful poem Monica…Just read it through four times…xPenx
Wow, what a picture you painted. I love it.
BTW, here is my other blog
http://fourwindshaiga.wordpress.com/