Repainting the World With Glittery Hope

Ambivalent pink heaven 
merging softly into ethereal earth’s stratosphere
With a vibrancy and star plunk, 
repainting the world with glittering hope.
Sprinkling it with love stars, 
surrounding the dreamers with uplifting majesty.

God smiled benevolently as He watched His angels at work,
Revitalizing His young…
We are reclaiming them one soul at a time, 
His positive cupids assured Him. He knew.

They were on a mission, 
inspired by the despondency and greed 
they had witnessed.

The souls began to arrive in glitches and gasps, 
nurtured in the heart of heaven,
As their flesh bodies slept, not realizing their souls 
were in full astral travel mode,
Being cosmically corrected….
 
 
 
Written 2-12-2019
Contest: Tell Me What Do You See            Sponsor: James Edward Lee Sr.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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Kucharek Avatar
February 24, 2019 at 10:38 AM
Wow! Caren, you have a brilliant mind and oh, what imagination! I love reading your works, because you never cease to amaze me! You made me see....what you see! Congratulations on your win!
Krutsinger Avatar
February 24, 2019 at 11:23 AM
Thank you Sherilynn. I enter almost every contest that "hits" me, because it makes me THINK and I do love thinking. I am glad you liked it. Sometimes I do not remember what I wrote as the contests take a month and that is many poems ago for me.
Kiser Avatar
February 12, 2019 at 6:22 PM
Had to "Fav"; love this one. I can see the end result.
Krutsinger Avatar
February 12, 2019 at 6:45 PM
Did you see the prompt? If you go to the contest you will see the photo that inspired this one. It is pretty sweet!
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