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Worthy of a majuscule

Have I ever wasted words on lower-cases and capitals?
Laying beneath cool ground spring, waiting in its vestibules
Happiness can be found loving this Earth for its residuals
Toothpicks of this stand; reaching for heaven in tones, sepia
'Til they're filled with what's beneath me; green colors plethora
Flowers soon will be dancing on this bed; just as they have before
One cool soft rain from nature's mother; this landscape will live once more
Against sky-blue tapestry; worthy of a majuscule
A moment infrangible; in my record, no-way minuscule
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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Empress Avatar
March 12, 2024 at 4:27 AM
Beautiful poem and how creatively youve expressed here. Especially the opening lines really stood out for me “ have i ever wasted words on lower cases and capitals” such a creative way to phrase your question, i always love a poem with questions. And i love the ending too flowing with hope and light “ Flowers soon will be dancing on this bed; just as they have before“ soul warming to read that. Pleasure reading your poem flowing in such eloquence.
Scorpio Avatar
March 12, 2024 at 9:50 AM
Thank you for the exquisite compliments! I.E. fun, fact, I was literally laying on the flower bed in front of my house. Looking up at the maple trees in my front yard when I took that picture and wrote this poem. Wamest regards A.S.
Hind Avatar
March 11, 2024 at 6:03 PM
Parts of the whole, every season... a breathtaking perspective, dear friend... <3 Hugs
Scorpio Avatar
March 11, 2024 at 6:23 PM
You have an uncanny ability to be a wanted voice, when I want to be heard the most! Hugs right back! A.S
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