This or That Thursday
Felt like writing a poem today to go with my photos taken at Versailles, France
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Whose gilded hand
Has touched your life
And spun your world around
Whose fingers wrought
Your everyday
With tales imagination found
Whose mouth wide open
unleashed wisdom
For you to glory in
Whose thirst is quenched
by water flowing
To save you from your sin
***
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Laurel. Missing France.
France will do that to us, won't it. The beauty of Paris will never leave me. Love your poem.
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I love your poem and think it stands very well on its own, even without the wonderful pictures. Oliver Wendell Holmes said it best: Good Americans when they die go to Paris.
ReplyDeleteI love your poem, I envy your ability to use words like that :))
ReplyDeleteYour poem is perfect with your lovely photos taken in France. Lilting prose...
ReplyDeleteLovely poem and images.
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