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                 HIS SKY ARCH CANVASSING

 

Seeded

by seminal rays 

of sunshine

out of

the pregnant

womb

of breaking

water,

she comes;

doming over

the throne

of earth;

 no less

  than always

  her crowning

  has been

  a reflective

   multi-hued

   bouquet

   only god

   can gather

    and

    gloriously

    arrange;

     as old

     as time

     but not

     altered by

     its history

      is her

      everlasting

      hemispherical

      radiance;

      from time 

      immemorial

      the world

      has been

      privileged

      to see

      her radiant

      colorful

      glow:

      nothing

      has been

      as beautiful

      as god’s

      creative

      cosmic 

      rainbow:-

 

HIS SKY ARCHING CANVASS


                 HIS SKY ARCH CANVASSING

Seeded
by seminal rays 
of sunshine
out of
the pregnant
womb
of breaking
water,
she comes;
doming over
the throne
of earth;
no less
than always
her crowning
has been
a reflective
multi-hued
   bouquet
   only god
   can gather
   and
   gloriously
   arrange;
   as old
   as time
   but not
   altered by
   its history
   is her
   everlasting
  hemispherical
  radiance;
from time 
immemorial
the world
has been
privileged
to see
her radiant
colorful
glow:
nothing
has been
as beautiful
as god’s
creative
cosmic 
rainbow:-
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Singh Avatar
February 14, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Rainbow as bridge to the Divine,hope and promise,covenant of peace.......very nicely penned
Lowe Avatar
February 15, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Thanks, Akham. One. Peace and Love.
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