Fireflies Poem by rose flores rosevoc2

Fireflies

Rating: 4.5


Sixty days…

That's all you've got to stay with me
and take me under bark of trees.
Spring lilacs and dandelions, wild
flowers witness scent of souls.

Sixty days…

Down caves of deep soil cakes we lay
naked in glow. Seethed in grief,
placid kiss in trails of snow.

Sixty days…

Unfulfilled, but released
luceferin, transparent,
yellow lights; on and off spread

"Miracles of fireflies! "

One by one I count you,
in the dark. Sent for signs
flying to my hands. Coming
to me, blinking in circles

like tender halos of God.
Every night as clouds transform
in fogs of grey, you come back
to me in rays -

Cluster of golden leaves,
dropping from the sky
as you are sent, fireflies -
come to me, light my way.

Tell me, how is God's flame?
Go glow firefly, in God's Holy Name!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Wahab Abdul 19 March 2012

brilliant piece of poetry! the ending is super, and the poem is very inspiring, please read some of mine.

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