My Wordly Wealth

Heather Williamson

Poetry on roots, love, life and faith

Tag: romance

  • Weathered love

    I want lived-in loveThe hot heat of romance burns itself outBut the quiet strength of weathered loveHas something moreLove that has sat upon a tempestuous seaOf sorrow or troubleThat has desperately wept at hopelessnessOr sickness long sufferedBut has risen still with the dawnAnd with deliberate fresh devotionThis is loveThis outlasts, outstrips the sprint of early… Read.

  • Tender Poisson

    Cod you tell me how you really feel?It’s just I bream of you every nightSome inkling of your feelings would be whelkomeWe skate around each otherBut never bare our solesDon’t clam up pleaseMullet over if you need toThen head on over to my plaiceI’d hake to let this tender poisson flounder Read.

  • To Whom It May Concern

    To whom does poetry belong?And where does it reside?Within the hearts of those who loveOr those who’ve ever triedIn souls of grieving parentsWhose precious child has passedIt lives inside the tired soulHoping to the lastIt’s in the eyes of childrenListening to a mother’s songIt’s here within our troublesAnd when we’ve suffered longFor written in a… Read.

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