A Portait of Knowledge

I saw a leaf fall
Then I heard the wind blow
I considered the small voice of nature and I considered it
Fortune has'nt smiled on me
Life has been diffcult to deal with
Knowledge brings me to the ledge and I step up and look over it
What is the image sup[pose to be like
I'm struck! My heart beats fast
Oh my goodness please listen to what i see here
A block of marble 
A statue waiting to be created
Beware for what is laying underneath the surface
I turn to the next item
A Gold Chalice 
On the lip is rubies, on the grip is emeralds
Oh now look 
Theres a Angel 
He's standing 120ft tall
And over there 
Under the overhang of that slab of sandstone
I know there is a monster lurking and waiting
Now this scene is disrupted 
Have you ever heard up close the roar of a lion
Raah!GRR!AHH! Now my eardrums are bleeding and I fall over the ledge
There is no Hand to catch me
I gaze up 
I am Touched by the nuzzle of a unicorn
A leprachon runs right behind me
And spontaneously I yell out
"Ha! Now i got your rainbow, you can keep the pot of gold"
He comes back 
He's heartbroken
He moans why have you done this
I point over his shoulder to the Gold piles
He slowly turns his head
I comment Now go dump out your pot of gold
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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November 11, 2012 at 6:15 PM
Polished, Congratulations with your awesome poem on the featured spots of the week.. Take care.. ~xox~pd
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November 6, 2012 at 6:23 AM
Congratulations on your beautiful poetry being featured this week Polished. Love, Carol
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November 4, 2012 at 7:22 PM
Congratulations on being featured this week
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