Stonehenge

poem by: Durlabh Singh
Written on Apr 12, 2015

STONEHENGE.


Circle of twenty-five trilithons
Two upright crossed by lintels
An inner horse shoe
Formation for lower sedge
Waiting for centuries of sunrise
To arrive at the invited ledge.

Ritual in sacrifices
Worships of events
By the gilded strobes
Into the starlit nights
Of the deeper probes
Places of inner sanctuary
Spaces of summer solstices
Vista of glassy green grass
Along winter’s hoary solaces.

Implants of astronomical vesture 
Calendars constructed for seasons
An advent into the lower skies
In airs of some grander gesture.

A grey beauty cut
In the greyer dawn
Stoned masonry rendered
Into some works of art
Wrought by the carvers
Into some sylvan start.

 

Tags: faith, inspirational, encouraging,

 

 

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