The Purple Tints

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The Purple Tints

I gaze up at the purple tints
Of a dying sky
I look down into a pool
A gentle pond
To my surprise
I see there
No reflection
I found a tree
It was ALIVE!
Once, I’m sure
I saw a picture in a book
Of a bird
Some say they could even sing
I gaze through the panes of glass
Well kept and stored
Something the ancients once called
 a blade of grass
Ah, if I could dwell within the past
But that is something
That has slipped beyond my grasp.

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connsk8 commented on The Purple Tints

06-08-2009

Sad, I hope it doesn't ever have to come to this, but my daughter assures me, it is nature's natural cycle, man is just speeding it along...wonderfully put and imagined, thank you for sharing such a sad scenario and reminding us before it's too late, what a beautiful world we live in...

acrossthecanvas

06/08/2009

I thank you for your comment and interesting enough I have more poems about the beauty of the earth and how mankind is destroying through stupidity, war, and commercialism. Maybe there is hope for my music and prose in these modern times after all.

To have great poets there must be great audiences too.

Walt Whitman, American Poet (1819-1892)

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