Albion, the blue I take with me

[Moonleaf]

I was going to read this at our Imbolc Eisteddfod but didn't make it there, so thought I'd share it here. Hope you like.

ALBION, THE BLUE I TAKE WITH ME

Albion
your face is the white of cornish sand,
your coastline skin whispers of the mystery
the ancients came to know through the curved-light of stone.
The blue of your purity cannot fit into words
yet
when I watch the glittering sea fold itself
over the green of your lands
you call to me;
you speak of the body I have lost,
the wholeness I have gained.
And so I have come to know you,
the you that gleams through the seam of my skin,
that burns through my eyes as I breathe, until
nothing in me breathes.
This is what I am;
utterly lost
but somehow found.
Albion.

[Mystical Journey]

Beautiful! Such visualization!

[Moonleaf]

You too - thank you I've faved your blog by the way - look forward to sitting down with a nice cup of tea and reading it.

[Mystical Journey]

You too - thank you I've faved your blog by the way - look forward to sitting down with a nice cup of tea and reading it.

Thank you... I how you enjoy it, lol... Much of it, I will warn you, was written late at night, hee hee...

[Mystical Journey]

Thank you... I how you enjoy it, lol... Much of it, I will warn you, was written late at night, hee hee...[/quote]

Lol... Don't you live auto-correct... "How" should be "hope". Lol

[Moonleaf]

Thank you... I how you enjoy it, lol... Much of it, I will warn you, was written late at night, hee hee...

Lol... Don't you live auto-correct... "How" should be "hope". Lol[/quote]

Oh yes, they are great. My mobile loves creating words I've never heard of lol!

[Tynan Elder Oak]

Ahh Moonleaf, what a shame it was not read out at Eisteddfod. It is so beautiful.

[Moonleaf]

Ahh Moonleaf, what a shame it was not read out at Eisteddfod. It is so beautiful.

Hello Tynan Elder Oak, thank you for such a wonderful comment and I am honoured that you should think so! Great photo too!