Colours
poem by:
Ann Parks
Written
on Jun 12, 2015
Crystal jewel jellies, colours to eat red shiny patent to wear on my feet blue yellow Iris so graceful and tall dark green geometrics on the rug in my hall the pure sparkling white of a wedding veil mercury like haemotite pray what is your tale? opals mysterious pink orange and blue dance round in your being in each light anew My Van Gogh print has a yellow sky I see it's of summer don't need to ask why The blanket I'm knitting from leftovers loud whose beauty assembled would make Joseph proud We all have our own choice "my favourite! " we call but I can't give prizes I just love them all !
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Milton Robertson commented:
This such a lovely poem Ann, It reminds me of so many beautiful things, Life can bring... Beautiful...
Purple Couch
commented:
This is a wonderful poem. This is the type of poetry we are looking for for our next publication. if you are interested in having this poem published please check out our future projects. http://www.purplecouchpublishing.com/#!future-projects/utwgq
Christopher Russon
commented:
Such a lovely poem Ann.
Frank Hornby .
commented on Aug 14, 2021 at 12:01pm
Such a happy little bunch of words...ðŸ‘ðŸ»
