The Song Of The Stones: Summer Solstice 2025
A Sonnet Inspired By The Painting By Angie Livingstone (The Glittering Fox)
Introduction
This is my forty-sixth piece inspired by Angie's work, and I am grateful that she has allowed me to do this.
You can find more of her work on Facebook here
This is her Etsy Store
The music is "The Song Of The Stones" By Green Lung.
The Song Of The Stones: Summer Solstice 2025
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The Longest Day, The Shortest Night
White Hare, Down From The Moon Has Come
On A Path Of Magic Starlight
To Sing Us The Song Of The Stones
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This Is The Place Of Renewal
Words Said In Reverential Tones
Under The Bright Solstice Moon, All
Will Sing In The Song Of The Stones
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The White Hare's Trail Of Stardust
Spreads Magic For Daughters And Sons
At This Monument They All Must
Join In With The Song of The Stones
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To This Stone Circle All Will Come
They Will Hear The Song Of The Stones
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Comments (4)
Absolutely wonderful Mike I really love this one :) x
What a great poem for "The Longest Day of the Year."
Two gorgeous pieces, yours and Angie's, Mike <3
This poem felt like a breath of fresh summer air taken just before drifting off to sleep beneath the stars. Love the picture too!