Love Poem: Angel of Arctic Moonrise
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Written by: Hiya Sharma

Angel of Arctic Moonrise

This poem is a special devotion for my mother, who has always been a healing sun for these wintry eyes. Mumma, you're my hope, my strength, my magic and my heartbeat. I'll always find my fairy-lights in your soul, as you're my home, where this child will always return after playing with solemn sunsets. Happy birthday to you..

"Mum,
you are a barbie q u e e n,
for this fruity fairy,
as we t r a c e watermelon skies,
fluttering around the  k i w i  moon,
concocting i c y peach elixirs
from shiny shawls of
cashmere l u n a r beams"

As we both snorkel with
crystal fins of clarity,
in turquoise seas
of the marine edens,
waving to the
watercolor spirits of
dusky nymphs,
our souls sing
in the ocean's heart,
encasing solemn sighs
in conch shells,
that got lost within
sirens of aquamarine.
Evermore, liberated
beyond the haze
of sepia gulfs
that chained us,
beneath ~
timeless tapestries,
we trail footprints
of cherished lilies
in mauve hail,
falling upon
sandy shorelines.

I'm a baby blossom, 
resting upon 
emerald sepals, 
of her crimson elegance; 
my cherry lips 
spin seafoam spells, 
for you ~
my red diamond swan, 
flying with
pistachio feathers.
Can you hear
my heartbeats,
throbbing beneath
the pillow of pink roses,
sewn with the 
fragrance of your 
pearly ardour, mumma? 

I'm a daughter 
of an Angel, 
whose cape of 
arctic moonrise, 
swathes every 
aching eye, 
with milky light 
of cosmic faith. 
She spreads a carpet 
of aliferous Auroras, 
allowing my tears 
to dance on 
its feathery 
peacock wings. 
She's the lifeline 
of constellations, 
which twinkle like
kins of the
wayfinder's galaxy.

She's more than a
bejeweled brushstroke
of Van Gogh,
ribboned with
strawberry stars,
smeared with
fairy-glow of divinity.
Inhaling comets
of creamy compassion,
she's a warrior
with dahlia sword, 
melting every 
jade eye's
evil aroma, 
to buttery flakes 
of symphonic soothe. 

I no longer search 
for oceanic archangels, 
for I've found my 
healing home, 
in her sunflower dreams. 
She's the vanilla warmth
for the aching 
Himalayan snow, 
a glare of 
peaceful amulets
for shivering life, 
and the sweetest 
melody of 
sugarplum sonatas;
mumma, 
you are my seventh heaven. 

Carving the saga, 
of a celestial Queen and 
her princess, 
eclectic epitaphs will 
harmonize in 
ethereal hymns 
of rhapsody, 
knitted by a 
cosmic mother
for her raspberry sapling. 
You'll always be 
that last zephyr 
of cathartic mantras, 
which will envelop 
my heartbeats 
in hydrangea hues.