The sky was a grey canvas lacking zest awaiting an artist's touch~ perhaps some splashes of bright aqua blues
A few sacred leaves thin as tissue paper with precious little life,still trying to cling to undressed trees which temporarily lost their green splendor,started drifting down to the ice-covered ground
All life below proved to be in suspended animation 'twas no escape from winter's barren stage now desolate, empty and so void of all color.
Icy winds blew~ launching whiirling snowfkaes into a blustery blizzard
For a moment I hesitated and held the thought wondering if I could change the scenery
I imagine holding a bucket of blue paint and almost forgetting~ I grab some yellow from an imaginary palette and toss it into the air
Just a creative thought of color in my mind's eye,but 'Alas Mother Nature shall have her way
I live in Winter's Barren Stage for approximately 6-7 months every year. I appreciate the imagery and would love to see you write about the colours finally coming back in spring.
Posted 1 Year Ago
1 Year Ago
Thank you for reading
and reviewing..much appreciated
I love the thought of trees being undressed and of painting the landscape with a paint brush. Truly, your words painted a lovely landscape for my mind's eye. We CAN change the scenery in our imaginations! Wonderful work, Fran Marie. Lydi**
Wonderfuly written with a touch of color! You are quite the poet. I am honored to have the privilege of reviewing and sharing your work with others! If this poem was a painting, then it would be nearly the most beautiful thing I'd ever see!
Posted 10 Years Ago
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10 Years Ago
aww, what a nice thing to say~ glad you liked it andThanks so very much;
A beautiful write, and the idea of painting the white is an interesting one.
I think it's important to note that the colors are only "temporarily lost", so it isn't that bad to let Mother Nature have her way of going through a bleak state, because it's not a permantent one.
Very inspiring.