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window

a window is a
peripheral porthole
into sunny  space
where trees play angels
with green wings
and beckon eyes to dance;
long as we can touch
the glass, we are holding
hands with possibility
drawing in a spoon of breath;
it is the least of blest
to revive a smothered soul
freed through a peeking view
and all we have to do is
clean it from time to time.

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  • Twinstar
    November 20, 2008

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    100th Hoodwink

    This is a beautiful poem, and the imagery is just incredible. The world always looks better through freshly cleaned glass. I love this!!!

    Love & Light
    Debbera

    Thank you, for all you do here on AP...


    • CookieZeal Greeters member
      November 21, 2008
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      Ohhhhh..so kind of you. Liked your read and view. Thank you so much!


  • Circuitsboard
    April 29, 2008

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    As ever, I love reading the words you choose in the order you chose to place them.
    Very well done!


  • suseann
    April 26, 2008

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    Ah Ha! Talented and very witty verse you've woven here. I loved the metaphoric inclusion of nature as seen through that portal.


  • CaliOkie silver member
    April 25, 2008

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    This is sweet and beautiful and profound all at the same time -- it works on so many different levels. I love the lines:

    where trees play angels
    with green wings
    and beckon eyes to dance;

    What wonderful imagery and metaphor. This one is gently stunning. The impact of it sneaks up on the reader. You reveal some simple, important truths, in a fairly indirect way, that makes them all the more profound. No one will hear you shout, but your whispered word has every ear.

    I also love the lines:

    long as we can touch
    the glass, we are holding
    hands with possibility

    You have realized this metaphor so perfectly that it almost ceases to be a metaphor and has become the accepted way of visualizing this concept. This is very impressive. What a talent you have!

    CaliOkie


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