Travails dispelled in this deep breath of early Fall
The oak tree of many seasons holds the morning light
Reaching bough and branch create shadows
A dancing grandeur cast upon the yet green grass
So gentle is the sway of the evergreens
I too, move to the touch
Of the crisp morning air upon my face
The mirth of bubbling water
Circles, ripples, reflecting light and shadow
I too, of many seasons
In the grandeur of the morning light.
Rose Marie Raccioppi
Ashante, Watercolor, Rose Marie Raccioppi, http://www.apogeeart.com
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7 comments:
Poem and image in perfect accord!
I agree with Dave. I love the softness of the colors and the light that radiates from within.
Ah yes. I relate to "I too of many seasons" . . . Your words always radiate light, dear Rose Marie.
HI ROSEMARIE-
Oh how lovely the image blended with poetic words that promise, comfort, and offer new hope and light. I feel the gift of a new day in this wondrous blend and from that gift I am once again hopeful. YOU create this with your gentle stroke, pen and soul.
Love and honor
Gail
peace.....
Oh I so love the colors of your painting, perfect with your poem.....:-) Hugs
I love the connection the poet makes to the oak.
Thank You
Blessed I am
By all you share
Your visit
Your comments
Your loving care
And so a chorus
Of gratitude
I do sing
For all it is
You do bring
Dave
Karen
Bonnie
Gail
Bernie
Rosaria.
In praise of followers,
The APOGEE Poet
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