Sunday, December 10, 2006

The Weather, the Times

The Colours of High Places

At first in small and then large

Thunder cracked the buzzing air, it was

Followed by a drowning silence.

Slowly, carefully, the rain

Leaked through the Crack in sky

Above the anxious congregation

Waiting for the Bride. Was the weather a

Warning?

But She came, still,

And we forgot the weather.



I, returning, considered the moody sky.

To the East, a crackling golden

Hue, nature’s first green.

To the North, foreboding blue, to South

A healthy pink, to West

Shades of dying grey.

And I ask, Why am I leaving

North? And to which direction

will you leave, Friend?





1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Hey Si
Soph here. can't be bothered signing up so i'll just be not so anonymous. . .You are a clever little dicky bird arn't you. ... very thoughtful or insightful poem, likn the syntax and title. curious finale question tho? kinda intriguing and disarming at the same time. oh and the art looks great from the shots. I imagine that real life scale would make them even more impressive. Go the team, yay for Sorawit and may your vege garden grow big with lots of healthy greens!