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Vision Bearing Beauty's Pain

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How does sea know sigh so well,
where bluer shadow slips in crooning
rocky shore through sandy mooning,
sipping bubble, calling silver shell?


We are creatures of cradled, morning blush,
rising blood, pumping soul in Nature's mirror,
hoping love will shine, much clearer,
when time is kiss, enhancing seasoned rush;

this paradox of sweet perfume,
driving blinded find in cloudy flower,
her color dropped from Heaven's shower
when remembered smile was Colorado's bloom.


Caress, to evermore ordain,
what we might hold in lasting miracle,
this mountain, island wind-song, lyrical,
our fading vision, baring beauty's pain.












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  • Pamela A Lamppa silver member
    November 25, 2008

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    How utterly enchanting. Your last stanza sums it all up with beautiful flow and lovely internal rhyme. Congratulations on winning the gold trophy. Excellent poetry! ~Pamela


  • poet2angels gold member
    November 15, 2008

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    This is amazing

    "this paradox of sweet perfume,
    driving blinded find in cloudy flower,
    her color dropped from Heaven's shower
    when remembered smile was Colorado's bloom."

    I love every line...so peaceful filled with so much emotion and windy spirit

    Lynda