Changing of Hues

Changing of Hues

A Poem by Nymphadora
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What a world it can be...

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And just as the waters turned green,
The fuchsia leaves can bee seen,
Above flies the huge, yellow crow,
The sad one then uttered: “Wow!”

 

 

Glaring sunshine glows dim, a bit sinister,
Lemongrass bears colorful flower,
Besides, winter can blow the summer breeze,
Now, what seems intangible, you can seize.

 

The sun goes with the dimming stars,
Days are nights; near transcends to far,
Furthermore, I wish the shifting of hue,
For it is then, when my heart will never be blue.
 

© 2008 Nymphadora


Author's Note

Nymphadora
well, just a bit of nonsense.

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Personally... I thought it was beautiful. Your words have me speechless.. well done =]

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Nymphadora
Nymphadora

iloilo, Philippines



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A mere mortal living in the vast earthly space, nymphadora. Lays in me is a strong spirit, willed and never tormented. I write to achieve my ideals. If i cant reach my aspirations by grasping what rea.. more..

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