How Much Loneliness the Truth Can Cause

How much loneliness the truth can cause
When even the night is filled with stars
And just for a moment the universe will pause
Equally deep inside my head are memoirs
The lush green grass of a summer meadow
The soft circling curves of a gull in flight
Painted on a canvas as rich as Van Gogh
A row of painted ladies dancing into sight
From far away and back against distance shores
I watch the passing clouds changing forms
Reminding me once again these fanciful tours
Also darkening at times and passing storms
When oh when will love again be sitting by me
That I can reach up and touch her falling hair
Cascading like waterfalls and little ribbons be
All the colors of prisms and rainbows flare
Such is the brilliance that a star can make
With just the right distance and space
Such is the destiny that my life shall take
To continue on this journey and life I trace
Carefully trying to keep what's center in focus
Such that life is only a true balancing act
Where one misstep from a dream that woke us
Is all that guides us between real and abstract
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Posted: Mar 2020
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Truthfully, our imaginations are like any ......artist’s paint.

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salamuna
I do like your imaginable world Chris. It s so great you are still able to see colors in this dark grey times. applause
Yankee4you
Thanks Di,

It's so true that we all must try and help each other the best way we can right now. I pray for everyone on this page....old friends....new friends.......fellow poets........ you are loved!! balloons
gnj4u
Hi, Yankee4you,
The soft circling curves of a gull in flight
Painted on a canvas as rich as Van Gogh

Thank you for sharing your delightful and intentional poem's journey as it is Carefully trying to keep what's center in focus and navigating all that guides us between real and abstract. Enjoyed looking through the poet's prism With just the right distance and space.
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