Sedona Lullaby

by debbylyn   Aug 13, 2010


Trail of tears reflecting 'cross the painted desert sky
Thunder mountain echoes a Sedona lullaby
Wrap your daughter, mother, once nurtured at your breast
Into thy earthly cradle where she at last may rest

Apache starbursts welcome, repeat her angel name
On desert breeze, as red rock gleams in day's igniting flame
Lift the kokopeli flute, native drums on high
Gently lull your child to sleep with Sedona lullaby

R.I.P. Louann

My dear friend of 37 years passed away 8-8-10 and will have her ashes scattered at a place special to her and Dave...Sedona , AZ

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  • 13 years ago

    by anand singh

    The words expressed over the loss of your dear friend has touched my heart deeply.
    Wis I had readit it earlier but had lost all motivation to come here for a while.
    If it's one thing that we can count on is the promise of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ who promised us that one day we will re-unite with the ones we love.
    I'm sure your friend knows what your heart feels for her and is watching down at you and smiling.
    Take care.
    Paul...

  • 14 years ago

    by abracadabra

    I just posted in the Robert Frost thread. I said something about how rare it is, nowadays, to find regular standard aabb rhyme schemes that are well executed- with good flow, beautiful imagery and effective delivery that doesn't compromise the poem's integrity.

    Yet, here you are.

  • 14 years ago

    by Bradley Peter

    A rather well written poem, I felt. The use of the English language was creative and refreshing, and seemed effortless.

    Brad

    P.S. Please comment and vote on all the poems you read.

  • 14 years ago

    by Ixora

    Beautiful poem speaks with every word. my condolences for your loss.

  • 14 years ago

    by chind

    That was beautiful, such soft words, lovely.
    Im sorry for your loss, and congrats on your win :)
    I'm sure your friend is in a better and happier place now. R.I.P

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