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If words were pastels colors And my pen a painters brush I'd write for you A masterpiece On my canvas Stark and white A canopy In shades of blue High clouds In wisps of white No threat of rain Do they hold Nor filter out the sun Then the background... An Ocean vast far as eye can see It offers no colors of its own But steals from sky above Next some sail boats in the wind. Some near, some far from shore With bright and playful Bellowed sails Just like a child's toy Adding depth To canvas' still I'd paint some waves in rhyme Reaching forth with frothy brows Curling towards The beckoning shore A gull or two, or five or more Black streaks on unseen breeze No details needed To Them defined Painted free in flight are they While others aves when tide is low Search for shells or ***** A feast Are painted not as streaks Of black But in details to be seen But still my painting's Though sublime, and grand As you might read it's lines There's something lacking For your minds eye That would add A personal touch Ah, it's you On sand of white Your dress catching breezes soft A woven hat to block sun's rays Being held by your right hand Arms, legs And feet so tan Beach chair Umbrella furled Glistening lotion Though applied Goes Unnoticeable to reader's eyes So now that my palette 's Job is done brushstrokes of ink had dried I stand back eyes closed Take a breath And sigh a sigh of why Why we write in words and pose Instead of paint and brush It's because our minds And thoughts are more Then a canvas can ever hold
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Mar 17, 2019
Mar 17, 2019 at 11:20 AM UTC
Pastel Writings
If words were pastels colors And my pen a painters brush I'd write for you A masterpiece On my canvas Stark and white A canopy In shades of blue High clouds In wisps of white No threat of rain Do they hold Nor filter out the sun Then the background... An Ocean vast far as eye can see It offers no colors of its own But steals from sky above Next some sail boats in the wind. Some near, some far from shore With bright and playful Bellowed sails Just like a child's toy Adding depth To canvas' still I'd paint some waves in rhyme Reaching forth with frothy brows Curling towards The beckoning shore A gull or two, or five or more Black streaks on unseen breeze No details needed To Them defined Painted free in flight are they While others aves when tide is low Search for shells or ***** A feast Are painted not as streaks Of black But in details to be seen But still my painting's Though sublime, and grand As you might read it's lines There's something lacking For your minds eye That would add A personal touch Ah, it's you On sand of white Your dress catching breezes soft A woven hat to block sun's rays Being held by your right hand Arms, legs And feet so tan Beach chair Umbrella furled Glistening lotion Though applied Goes Unnoticeable to reader's eyes So now that my palette 's Job is done brushstrokes of ink had dried I stand back eyes closed Take a breath And sigh a sigh of why Why we write in words and pose Instead of paint and brush It's because our minds And thoughts are more Then a canvas can ever hold
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Mar 17, 2019
Mar 17, 2019 at 11:20 AM UTC
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