Summary
"Starlight" is a reflective poem exploring the beauty and essence of stars through a dreamlike experience, accompanied by related hyperlinks to additional poems and a chapbook.
Abstract
The poem titled "Starlight" delves into the profound and ethereal experience of witnessing the uniqueness of stars, akin to the distinct sounds of a trumpet. It describes a dream where the speaker is surrounded by waves and vibrations, which translate into a harmonious song. The song is visualized as the rhythmic pulsing of the sun, suggesting a deep connection between sound, light, and the cosmos. The author invites readers who appreciate the poem to explore more of their work, including a chapbook available on Amazon and other poems like "I Have An Angel" and "Warm Coffee on a Cold Day," which are accessible through links on the Medium platform.
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What makes the trumpet Sound other than the strings The same thing That makes stars different I saw it in a dream
Waves and vibrations Passing all around me Different combinations Of pleasant frequencies
At first I heard a song And as I looked behind I was standing ‘fore the sun Pulsing, rhythmic light
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