Indigo Sightings Poem by Meggie Gultiano

Indigo Sightings

Rating: 5.0


Eager to please
Eager to swallow
Hook, line and sinker
Such are but indigo sightings
Part of my rainbow
The color of blood oozes in delight
Reaching towards the relativities in life
Seeking a hand for support
Whatever leanings one has to offer
My point of reference
Has always been for the good of many
The poor, the sick and the needy
I may be deaf, i may be blind
But you Oh Lord
Know what my heart speaks over and over
I might be a fool to others
But justice seeks its own kind
On boundaries I say find
Indigo sightings

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ravi A 10 December 2009

Dear Meggie, I also share the same views as expressed by Catrina Heart. You are a noble lady and nobility rings in throughout this poem. If everybody has this vision during their old age, this world would be far from perils and sufferings. Whereas old people generally think that their life is a burden for themselves, you think of helphing the world in your own way. An excellent view.

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Linda Ori 10 December 2009

A loving testimony that bears witness to the shape (and color) of your heart, Meggie. Compassion and love are never to be taken lightly, and you definitely understand the true meaning of both. Whatever color you are, you shine brilliantly, as does your work. And your heart is beautiful!

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John Knight 10 December 2009

HI mEGGIE ANGEL - We should all be eager to please and to pleasure. Whatever our own circumstances aree we always have something we can share with htose less fortunate than ourselves. Red - Orang - Yellow - Green - Blue these are the easy bright areas of the spectrum towork in. Indigo speaks of sacrifice and violet of suffering. These rae the ares our LORD endured for us - he wants us to follow in His footsteps. Excellent \poem - it scores a TEN. Love you in Poetry - JOHN.

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Joseph Poewhit 10 December 2009

The Lord knows, it's the best place for ones heart

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Catrina Heart 10 December 2009

Your vision, your mission is for the good of many, for the well being of others...and this is a noble thought, a humble work...a perfect poetry and self description of a generous person.......The best in your page...Now, i have seen a great depth in you and i know you can do more like this piece! ! ! 10

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Noel Horlanda 14 December 2009

Meggie, I would say this is a saintly sayings coming out from a saintly individual like Mother Theresa who is willing to offer her life just for the sake of helping people who are in need particularly the poorest of the poor. I wish there are more like you who could be called the 'Living Saint'.

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Mehta Hasmukh Amathalal 13 December 2009

The poor, the sick and the needy I may be deaf, i may be blind But you Oh Lord Know what my heart speaks over and over.thqat is how my rainbow of life is actually.. i maybe complet one rainbow which include all for me though i may be dfecinet in allthe respect but stilli love all inme... tks it is idal one....10 read mikne rising sun...laila

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Patrick A. Martin 10 December 2009

Thank you for the invite Meggie. This is the truth about life. Love Paddy

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Obinna Eruchie 10 December 2009

Compassionate in your thought about doing good for others not minding the inconveniences. A beautiful piece

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Obinna Eruchie 10 December 2009

Compassionate in your thought about doing good for others not minding the inconveniences. A beautiful piece

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