The Garnet Star

by NightFlyer   Oct 20, 2009


Look up, behold the garnet star
High up in starry heavens far
Bright amber jewel that shines pristine
What ancient secrets have you seen
Over a distant desert void
Its crumbling castles, long destroyed
And ghostly armies passing by
Naught could escape your piercing eye
Bold crimson star, we're far apart
But your deep gaze enchants my heart
So radiate your mystery
That through the night, calls out to me
And please impart, I do appeal
Your mystic secrets to reveal.

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  • 15 years ago

    by Fran

    Wonderful but unusual poem. By unusual I mean it's not often that a poem so full of vibrant imagery also raises questions about mortality and time. Excellent!

  • 15 years ago

    by NightFlyer

    Thank you all for your kind words!

  • 15 years ago

    by Cherimari2

    Oh poet of the night... How fitting your name! smiles. I have followed you here my poet friend... And now I am content. I shall share my works too. But yours are spell-binding!

    I only thought that the second line was a touch rough. Otherwise...a mastery!

    Hugs...Mari

    • 7 years ago

      by NightFlyer

      Just discovered your comment to my poem, my sweet Mari Ann. Though you passed away some years ago I feel we will always be connected in the Universe. And someday we will be reunited. Thank you for for being my best friend and soulmate for over 20 years. Thank you for all the love and companionship you gave me. I love you.

    • 7 years ago

      by NightFlyer

      I miss you Cherimari. I wish you could talk to me now.

  • 15 years ago

    by Daisy if you do

    Oh what a wonderful write. You always keep me spellbound with poetry of the stars. It seems as though the bases would be covered with a couple of poems on stars and such, but you have a way of bringing the magic to them they deserve. The magic of the universe is woven in your words. Awesome Job!
    Take Care,
    Kay

  • 15 years ago

    by NightFlyer

    Thank you for your kind comments, Meena, Sylvia, Gabriel and Olwin. We should all meet sometime, somewhere under a starlit sky to write some poetry!