Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
01 October 2012
Where Moonbeams Fall
Where Moonbeams Fall
original by Jo Wall
21 Sept 2012
In the soft muted colors of the night,
The ethereal fairy dances in the moonlight,
Scattering glittering stardust in her play.
Serenity and inner joy are reflected
In the lightness of her fairy ballet
And her scintillating radiance is projected
As she dances communing, interconnected,
Perfected with the universe intersected.
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10 June 2011
Hooray for Today!
Hooray for Today!
9 June 2011
I feel like praising and prizing today,
Not that it’s different from yesterday.
Today offers possibilities in this way:
Not just stopping to smell the roses,
But noticing the color metamorphoses
From a petal’s center of lemon
To it’s outward lip of salmon.
I’m celebrating the immediate
And another chance to create.
Nature cycles at it’s own rate
So the roses in my garden today
Won’t be in next week’s bouquet.
Today is a self-contained event,
That’s why it’s called the present.
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