Diamond Fall [PART ONE]
By Gene GreccoStoliesSimile
2008 Copyright by Gene GreccoStoliesSimile All rights reserved.
The Grey backdrop of contrast,
A grace,
A framework,
A spacious canvas
Is the setting for diamond fall.
The luminous glory,
A ribbon-ed highway of Colors,
Three,
Complete necklaces
Of purest angel bright;
Brilliant Bands,
Red,
Orange,
Yellow to
Green,
Blue,
Indigo,
And Violet true;
Honest and beautiful,
A lucky joy,
To mesmerize by fleeting sight,
Water's gift,
To the open air
Circled gateways of light.
Forms set to meaning,
To transcend image,
To transcend transient metaphors,
By dream or Thought
Diamonds fall,
But fly to Earth
In grace;
To nurture my soul,
Your Soul,
All Souls,
Who should gaze to see,
Irrespective of S p a c e,
Race or Creed.
END OF PART ONE
[spaces are intentional]
2008 Copyright by Gene GreccoStoliesSimile All rights reserved.
The Grey backdrop of contrast,
A grace,
A framework,
A spacious canvas
Is the setting for diamond fall.
The luminous glory,
A ribbon-ed highway of Colors,
Three,
Complete necklaces
Of purest angel bright;
Brilliant Bands,
Red,
Orange,
Yellow to
Green,
Blue,
Indigo,
And Violet true;
Honest and beautiful,
A lucky joy,
To mesmerize by fleeting sight,
Water's gift,
To the open air
Circled gateways of light.
Forms set to meaning,
To transcend image,
To transcend transient metaphors,
By dream or Thought
Diamonds fall,
But fly to Earth
In grace;
To nurture my soul,
Your Soul,
All Souls,
Who should gaze to see,
Irrespective of S p a c e,
Race or Creed.
END OF PART ONE
[spaces are intentional]
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