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Telescope MAG
March 15, 2010
Dripping mango slice, gooey,
Amber orange glow across
A distant ripple
Of dark sand
Of hazy cotton laced over smiling
Seeds, a low fire above an empty
Awakening, a blind man's pure eyes
Suddenly burned at the lashes, lost,
A rebirth of view, of proportion, of thought,
As one can only see in the day, it is that we should see
The world best in its shadow.
© Bonnie S., Fremont, CA
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the_real_reggie_rocket BRONZE said...
on Oct. 29 2010 at 9:00 am
While reading this poem, I imagined everything I read. You are very descriptive, and your flow is easy to read. I enjoyed this poem a lot. :)
on Oct. 29 2010 at 6:01 am
I LOVE this (:
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