An ode to travelling Copyright Robert Fullarton 2014
An ode to travelling
Copyright Robert Fullarton 2014
They’ve
rolled their wheels
Through the
world’s dark gate
Seen gold
at the ends of Roman skies
Silver tuna
kissing aquamarine
And fields
of vermilion
Pocketed
here and there
In the
shade of giant snow tipped
Mountains
Not for the
world’s catch
But for the
dream
Beyond the
other
Its easy to
tread
Where eyes
can see
And foot
can mount
But hard to
mount
Where
dreams can speak
And
miracles
Behold
…….
The secrets
in the souls chest
Seem to
whisper
But rather
Roar
What
wearied journeys
Come to
testify
Only hearts
can hope
As silver
scales
Plunge
Bellow
Enchanted
gazes
Now and
forever
In the arms
Of this
eternal love
Of this
place beyond places
Not for the
world’s catch
But for the
dream
Beyond the
other
The myriad
dreamer
The
seasonal man
Of seasonal
taste
Weathered
by the
acidic world
Souls and
perseverance
plunging
from cliffs
to purity
squeezed
between the boulders
a moments
love lifts
from pain
We burn the
night
For the
harvests
of an
eternal dawn
The good
lion
Has tears
of gold
And weeps
For the
sickly child
The
outsider
And mourner
of lost love
Come unto
me
Ye lost
loves
And scalded
hearts
To the
place beyond
The shores
To listen
To the holy
whispers
That speak
and serenade
Of peace in
all quarters
Today,
tomorrow and forever!
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