If You Were The Sky Poem by ANDREW BLAKEMORE

If You Were The Sky

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If you were the sky
Then you would be blue,
No clouds passing by
A wonderful view,
As clear as the water
That flows in the stream,
The image of you,
No vision,
No dream.

If you were a tree
Then you would be green,
Standing in woodland
With beauty serene,
As warm as the summer
As cool as the shade,
The image of you,
Will never,
Now fade.

If you were the corn
Then you would be gold,
The treasure you give
And riches you hold,
So gently you'd wave in
The breeze through the field,
The image of you,
Such glory,
You yield.

If you were a star
Then you would be white,
Shining through darkness
The giver of light,
As still as the evening
Your radiance above,
The image of you,
No greater,
My love.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Linda Weischedel 09 November 2007

Beautiful poem Andrew! It is very touching. Gonna give you a 10 on this one. Always, Linda

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Jemarie Ragudo 11 November 2007

Such a beautiful comparison can only be worded by someone who's passionate with life and poetry. Great work!

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Beautiful and wistful poem... you never cease to astonish me and never cease to surprise me with your beautiful verse..

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Deborah Cromer 03 August 2009

Outstanding. What a way with the words you certainly have. Very nice. Very, very, very nice. DC

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Duncan Wyllie 11 March 2008

Wonderful words..if you were a poem I'd read every line, and ponder the star whose radiance did shine.... Love duncan X

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Ernestine Northover 10 March 2008

You fuse the hues. Such a charming write. Colours contrasting with love. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX

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Jeannie Ann Clark 27 December 2007

How refreshing it would be; if everyone had eyes like these! Another beautiful expression....Thank you, again.

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