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driving into a purple sky a red house a yellow house could i paint this? children running on a green field then, the town square a domed building a military statue who made these rules? flags and banners boulevard trees bend in the wind the aspen, singing could i paint this? all the blue light
driving into a purple sky a red house a yellow house
could i paint this? children running on a green field
then, the town square a domed building a military statue
who made these rules?
flags and banners boulevard trees bend in the wind
the aspen, singing could i paint this? all the blue light
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Ok that poem spark this poem.
Let the sky baths me in it's blue light.
From that simple act, the return of the quiet grace of living a life with the claws.
For what more can fear take now?
Posted by: Cathy | 23 July 2007 at 11:37 AM
Sharon, I just realized the second stanza has a goof in it. My fault, I was in hurry and at work too.
the second stanza should read
From that simple act. The return of the quiet grace of living a life without the claws.
the finaly verison is at my blog now.
Posted by: Cathy | 23 July 2007 at 06:37 PM
A poem full of joy. Delightful.
Posted by: Dick | 24 July 2007 at 12:26 AM
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Ok that poem spark this poem.
Let the sky
baths me in it's blue light.
From that simple act,
the return of the quiet grace
of living a life with the claws.
For what more can fear take now?
Posted by: Cathy | 23 July 2007 at 11:37 AM
Sharon, I just realized the second stanza has a goof in it. My fault, I was in hurry and at work too.
the second stanza should read
From that simple act.
The return of the quiet grace
of living a life without the claws.
the finaly verison is at my blog now.
Posted by: Cathy | 23 July 2007 at 06:37 PM
A poem full of joy. Delightful.
Posted by: Dick | 24 July 2007 at 12:26 AM