Faith

Temptation.

Ah, what allure

to the grazing cow

with a gazing eye.

Deification

of a plain moor.

It is Godly now;

let a heavenly sigh.

Author's Note

I'm not sure what this is about, hit me quite late at night really.
I'd love to hear your takes on this one!

Reviews

[Kane Hagwood]

To me, in my interpretation, this feels like a poem about how any place can be sacred to the eye of the beholder. I feel the cow could be seen as a symbol of fertility and prosperity, which in itself could be considered divine. A more open minded, perhaps even spiritual approach to what is truly sacred to ourselves. Whatever the poem may mean, it flowed well and has this dreamy element to it. Well penned, and keep on writing :)

[Cheshire Cat]

That is an interesting take. I think my views are aligned with your's; what spirituality really means to us.