heavy under
a misty veil
i see dimly
until
startled by a
cardinal
on a naked branch
and hope rises
on scarlet wings.
Linked to L.L. Barkat’s On, In, and Around Mondays and One Shot Wednesday.
Related links on scarlet hope:
daring to open doors
heavy under
a misty veil
i see dimly
until
startled by a
cardinal
on a naked branch
and hope rises
on scarlet wings.
Linked to L.L. Barkat’s On, In, and Around Mondays and One Shot Wednesday.
Related links on scarlet hope:
[…] Jessica was ready, looking deep when she captured this cardinal partly hidden behind leaves. Another near miss, perhaps. But there it is, a red harbinger of hope. […]
That was lovely, Sandra.
Thanks, Billy. 🙂
Beautiful!
‘Let hope arise! Let God arise and let our enemies be scattered.
Now I’m ready to dance.
out of the mist a brilliant display of color…hope indeed rises…beautifully said. and thanks for linking up with oneshot!
Thanks so much. I’m glad I stumbled over you.
Beautiful. His creation gives us so much to write about, and this is marvelous.
Thanks so much. You’re right–and we need to take time to look and listen.
hope rises on scarlet wings…beautiful
I’m glad to see you here, Claudia. Thanks.
Peaceful lines that sound great. Enjoyed your poem. thanks
Thanks so much.
i love this, friend. it reminds me of emily dickinson…. i’m so glad you stopped by my blog so i could find you.
Really? Wow. I’ll bask in that today. 🙂 I’m so glad I found you, too.
Beautiful, reminded me of this…
Hope is that thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words and never stops… at all. ~Emily Dickinson
Thanks Sandra!
Oh! I need to get Emily out and dust her off.
Hello. You’ve changed things around, right? This is the place I visited last Thursday with all the shoe-shapers and wily squirrel talk?
This poem is me, all scarlet, but rising on Hope wings…
Blessings.
Yep. You found my new home. And I’m glad you did. Tomorrow I will be all disturbed and squirrely again. 🙂
Isn’t it a gift to hear Him speaking through nature …
And isn’t that part of why He gave it to us? To reveal Himself?
We have a few mated pairs of cardinals around our house. We’ll see them at all times of the day — and now when I see them, I’ll think of “hope rising.”
I love cardinals. I hear they mate for life. I’d like to believe that.
That was beautiful, Sandra. I do love a scarlet cardinal!
And I love your “new” site — in quotes, because I admit I have not been by in a bit…so it’s probably not totally new. But it looks great nonetheless.
Thanks, Michelle! Good to see you. You’re just in time for the housewarming party. This is only my third day in the new crib. 🙂
Nice!
birds are my favourite and you did justice in this dazzling piece..thanks for sharing with One Shot..cheers Pete
I love the simplicity and clarity here. Good writing. Solid. Thank you. I enjoy it. – Bill
I just love that you are writing so much poetry. 🙂
That’s so lovely, a beautiful poem that evokes a beautiful image!
Beautiful simplicity.
Beautiful new site! Loved the poem. How gifted you are. The picture is breath taking as well. Thank you for sharing!
A lovely moment, well written.
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Hi Sandra –
Congrats on your new site! I’ll be back soon to explore each link. 🙂
Blessings,
Susan
This is worthy of a song!! Thanks for sharing x
Sweet. 😀
Beautiful piece absolutely loved it!..bkm
Thank you, Barbara. And thanks for visiting.
Creation is meant to be a reminder isn’t it. What a wonderful reminder to have that hope that the little ones of the air have.
I’m so glad you came by One Shot
smiles from the moon
I’m glad, too. 🙂
very nice poem..those lines took me..:)
on a naked branch
and hope rises
on scarlet wing
beautiful feeling,well put in words..excellent!
:))
Thank you so much. And thanks for coming by.
Who would not be hopeful just looking at that chubby little cardinal ablaze in his brilliant feathery coat? Very nice One-Shot.