A short poem for Rosemary Sinniger from 2011 |
Rosemary for memory for Rosemary Sinniger Eyes dim as age approaches daunting details begin to fade. There's beauty in the wavy lines, the blending colors, is all she'll say. Rosemary smiles at her younger self, nods that all will turn out fine. The beauty of life is in the living, the daily loving that once defined what soon shall be but memories: the lilac of a distant dawn, echo of a playmate's laughter, the smooth of well-worn stones, of wrinkled soft suede leather, All brought back by the sharp release of onion on the tongue. All fades to grey when darkness comes, then blooms forth in a blinding light. It's not my sight, I miss she whispers, it's just I hear this wistful chiming of a young girl's timeless time. Kåre Enga 2011-04-05 [168.28] edited 30.september.2018. 20 lines Before the most recent edit (2018): for Rosemary Sinniger Eyes dim as age approaches daunting details begin to fade. There's beauty in the wavy lines, the blending colors, is all she'll say. Rosemary smiles at her younger self, nods that all will turn out fine. The beauty of life is in the living, the daily loving that once defined what soon shall be but memories: the lilac of a distant dawn, echo of a playmate's laughter, the rough and smooth of stones, of wrinkled soft suede leather, the sharp release of onion on the tongue. All fades to grey when darkness comes, then blooms forth in a blinding light. It's not my sight, I miss she whispers, it's just the wistful longing of a young girl's timeless time. Kåre Enga 2011-04-05 [168.28] |