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From the Womb

Children of light and fire; Born of Mother Earth’s womb; Opalescent, shimmers; Elemental stories, Told by nature, herself And sculpted, some may be. Earth, air, fire, water All combine and fuse; And Mother gives birth; But we must release; We dig for treasures. Faceted lights, Refract color; Wheel of life spins A stone rainbow. Like me they Once were dust; Now precious, Treasured Baubles; Gems.

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Caren Krutsinger

Date: 11/23/2018 5:29:00 PM

Being a rock, gem, and faerie enthusiast, this appealed to me on a soul level before I read one word. I FAVed it before I read ONE single word, and thought "what am I doing?" Then I read it and understood completely. This is a treasure.

M. L. Kiser
Date: 11/26/2018 4:44:00 PM

Are we related? I am too; although I also favor dragons...well, I sort of have to; one keeps my home heated in the winter; he's the only one that hasn't left home and become famous! Appreciate the "fav's".