Antiquated Silence


Sitting in antiquated silence,

embossing the ambiance of the evening,

pledged to myself in the liveliness of my thinking,

providing my mind with small comforts of thought.


Dew drawn on a clover leaf,

sunlight streaming through tree limbs,

the smell of fresh rain drops, tinkling piano keys,

birds softly chirping an evening chorus of praise,

satisfied with their living, what a glorious day,

crickets playing fiddles, small peeps near a pond,

cotton soft clothing, a well kept home.


Onward they go, my ideas as they mingle

in thoughts now of caterpillars soon to be butterflies

honey bees dancing dusting pollen from feet

a quilt, flowers, incense, indeed my sweet treat.

Clouds building castles no man can see

winds painting hillsides as onward they sweep

doves cooing softly draped in pine trees

day lilies, honey suckle, vines blooming sweet pea.


Still, now they settle, quite, content

nothingness pervades

my thoughts now well spent

the world cast aside to fend for itself

the earth at rest now leaving only myself

to linger in phrases listening as a friend

blessing my being wholly within

settling my spirit, rejuvenating, inspired

on these thoughts I linger on these which inspire.


Jade Jaspers

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