Tag: elegy

Ghost Notes

Poetry Writing

Ghost Notes

In the corner, it lingers—a relic of the past,
Where spectral notes once waltzed and swirled,
Each chord a breath of heaven’s craft,
Shaped by hands that stitched love into sound.

Now it slumbers beneath a veil of dust,
A monument to echoes in a fractured world.
It once sang Debussy, Rachmaninoff—
Now mourned by silence, slowly unfurled.

Its voice, hushed by the passage of time,
A quiet witness to fading flames—
Of art grown ghostly, slipping away,
Its sorrow sealed within the frame.

The strings lie still, their shimmer gone,
A whisper of what we’ve become—
A final note for phantoms alone,
In this cold and silent auditorium.

Dragonflies

Poetry Writing

Dragonflies

Two dragonflies blue, violet and grey,
Wreathed atop your final resting place,
Beneath the cottonwood’s gentle shade,
In that somber moment tears traced.

Two dragonflies they came into sight,
Glistening like sapphires in the soft, golden light,
Their wings hummed a requiem, a mournful refrain,
A song in your quietus, to ease all the pain.

These dragonflies, messengers from above,
Emissaries of your undying love,
They whispered in the wind, as if to say,
You’re free from your burdens, it’s time to fly away.

In the silence of that moment, we felt your goodbye,
Two dragonflies, soaring high in the sky,
A reminder of your presence, forever in our hearts,
In the dance of dragonflies, your spirits depart.