Mar 2017
Blue is the best color
The water of the ocean
The water of the sky
Why in this world
Should I have to lie
Blues in all hues
Coloring waters
Coloring sad souls
Creating music
When feeling like dying
Although never more alive
However, what of the next
World that will come
Colors of sky
Colors of sea
Can you imagine
What they will be
Kalish perhaps, or ******
Or hooloovoo all the lot
Or another color
I'm sure it will be
Unknown to now, although
A color of astonishment to see
The streets are of gold
The light always shines
God's glory fills all space
But still left to wondering
What color of the heavens
And oceans deep for pondering
Is the grass grue or bleen
Or made of little blades
Of rainbows all around
Once twirled upon
Sparkling like jewels
In the most lavish of crowns
Wondering now,
Imaginings now
Finding out soon enough
Once we die and then rise
Blinded by God's colors
Through all of his eternity
© 2016 Jim Davis
The water of the ocean
The water of the sky
Why in this world
Should I have to lie
Blues in all hues
Coloring waters
Coloring sad souls
Creating music
When feeling like dying
Although never more alive
However, what of the next
World that will come
Colors of sky
Colors of sea
Can you imagine
What they will be
Kalish perhaps, or ******
Or hooloovoo all the lot
Or another color
I'm sure it will be
Unknown to now, although
A color of astonishment to see
The streets are of gold
The light always shines
God's glory fills all space
But still left to wondering
What color of the heavens
And oceans deep for pondering
Is the grass grue or bleen
Or made of little blades
Of rainbows all around
Once twirled upon
Sparkling like jewels
In the most lavish of crowns
Wondering now,
Imaginings now
Finding out soon enough
Once we die and then rise
Blinded by God's colors
Through all of his eternity
© 2016 Jim Davis
From Wikipedia:
"Kalish, a color in the ultraviolet range seen by Klingons in the Star Trek novel Pawns and Symbols"
****** is "every color of the rainbow, all at once" in the book The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles by Julie Andrews Edwards.[4]
Hooloovoo – a superintelligent shade of the color blue in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series by Douglas Adams.
Grue and bleen – colors that change after an arbitrary, but fixed time; coined by philosopher Nelson Goodman to illustrate what he calls "the new riddle of induction."[1]
"Kalish, a color in the ultraviolet range seen by Klingons in the Star Trek novel Pawns and Symbols"
****** is "every color of the rainbow, all at once" in the book The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles by Julie Andrews Edwards.[4]
Hooloovoo – a superintelligent shade of the color blue in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series by Douglas Adams.
Grue and bleen – colors that change after an arbitrary, but fixed time; coined by philosopher Nelson Goodman to illustrate what he calls "the new riddle of induction."[1]
