Spyglass Spy

Posted on 31/01/201912/02/2019 by Mel A ROWE Posted in Fictional Ramblings, PoetryTagged 50 words, Broken bridge, Creative Writing, destiny, Fiction, love of the sea, micropoem, Observations, Photo, photography, Photoprompt, Pier, Poem, Poet, Poetry, romance, sailors calling, Sea, silent movie, Sky, spyglass, Stars, Story telling, tripwire

Like balancing on a tripwire,

floating in the blue space beyond a broken bridge,

he searched for his silent movie sanctuary.

On the pier, he watched for days

via stilled spyglass sights,

his solo soul stared

at their shared,

star scattered

pewter skies

to spy his

one true

destiny

– Her.

3 thoughts on “Spyglass Spy”

25/07/2016 at 7:58 pm Reply
Nik says:

Some beautiful imagery in this Mel – and I love the way it looks almost heart shaped the way it’s laid out on the page. A really lovely piece.

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1. 26/07/2016 at 1:57 pm Reply
  Mel A Rowe says:
  
  Thanks Nik, you’re a champion of comments that is much appreciated. 🙂
  
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  1. 26/07/2016 at 7:56 pm
    Nik says:
    
    Works both ways Mel – you’ve always been so generous with your time and words also! Really did enjoy this one 🙂
    
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