A Crayon Drawing by Theresa Moore

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A Crayon Drawing

Thoughts are stir by the sight
Of a familiar picture from the past
Layers of time saved in a drawing
By a young child… images that hold fast

Simple figures drawn with crayon
Firmly standing on horizontal ground
A solid waxy orange sphere hovers…
Glowing rays are earthward bound

Free from care… smiling faces beam
Invigorated by the blue of unpolluted air
Tree leaves of emerald green swirl…
A timeless place that continues to share

The hand that guided this valued creativity
Is now in charge of a future that is unknown
What lies beyond the multicolored rainbow…
Now that you have grown…

7/9/08

Theresa Moore

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Joseph Josephides (9/21/2008 9:48:00 AM)
Dear Theresa, being a woman you have an advantage (as compared to all of us, men) . You can write a poem with your crayon, even to choose colours from a rainbow. (Though a man, I tried to do it in my poem Unknown Beauty) . I give you a 10, and thanks for sharing

Premji premji (7/15/2008 6:04:00 AM)
thanks teresa,
you write poetry even with crayons.
*10*

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Theresa Moore (1940 / Michigan, U.S.A.)