My pearlescent poems for you, my very best selected from my other blog TO THE RUSSIAN POETS at angelidicuoremare.blogspot.com which strangely, I can no longer edit nor add to. Anyway, welcome to the new blog my friend which is a culling of many colours and all for you in the name of lovely God, and the Trinity and my mother, Mary Adalyn Young-Douglas and other dear loved ones, of which you, also, dear reader, shine like an unnumbered Star. God bless YOU and worldwide lovely enduring POETRY...
Wednesday, June 22, 2022
I THINK OF MONUMENTAL BEAUTY OFTEN
I think of monumental beauty often
of the rise and fall of cloud civilizations
the pink orange folds of the
drifting sheep and who will corral them in my sleep,
my thoughts, in the red clover meadows grazing
near clouded over Andromedas
while the school films drone on
I think of the histories of small pools reflective of
the cloud empires and how I want to live in
their green blue world
as though it could be a second and an emerald birth
with art deco sapphire accents
into coolness rippling out from the center
of small mirrors
where would I be today if I had studied assiduously
dates, treaties, the names of kings
I don't know
I remember swinging almost to the edge of clouds or at least, my sister did;to
their vast embroidered cities of loveliness tinted
like the earliest paintings of the Renaissance
then almost disappearing as if into the skies
as one vast pearl.
mary angela douglas 13 february 2018;22 june 2022
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