The Thridrangar (ΓrΓdrangar) Lighthouse in Iceland.
I live inside a lighthouse, where the salt wind climbs the stair, no voices in the hallway, no footsteps anywhere.
The moon slips through the windows, the sea talks rough and low, I keep my little lamp lit for ships Iβll never know.
I donβt come down for strangers, I donβt unlock the door, I like the quiet better than I ever liked before.
So let the harbor wonder why my room still glows alone. Some ghosts are made of sorrow, and some just prefer stone.
[ghostonpaper]
Currents flow and the tidewaters clash
Storms may rage and cause backlash
No matter how hard the waves may crash
The lighthouse remains strong letting time pass
Storms roll in, their thundered tempest cry
Waves test the stone where salt and sky divide
The lighthouse holds its lantern to the night
Built to weather any storm, light shining clear and bright
The swells are blinding and sudden dark
The lamp here consistent as a remembered shore;
Here to guide the hull and heart with an arc
of safe, salt-breathed harbor, where fear drifts nomore.
Waves drum and hammer, asking the foundation itβs price
A single lamp answers nonetheless
Continuously patient, incandescent,
Burning bright from deep never ending love
[only4ulilsoulmate]
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