Ring Poem by Theresa Llander

Ring



Ring that set the world
Book that covers of a book gently opened up
By a goldsmith
To see and wonders
The torch of celestial

Unbelievable and remarkable
Astonish things behold
Upon the greats of a noble
Such like a flame
That enkindled my candle
Yet my heart sought
After you
You always remain so nigh

Sunset was so wonderful
Awesome as it was behinds
In the horizon that
Culminates the crown
Of the kings
Oh, such a sovereignity
At a glance

Scarlet of love
Who warms the meadows
Of the flocks?
In the caress of the
Heavenly hands
Merely hold on
The parable's blueness
To say the world
Is earth

Overflowing of the water
Flows in a pacific heart
Which speak serenity
In the ocean that
Mirrors the sky uphigh

Nigh is the stratus
Come on by the smooth
Shooting stars
Upon the midsr of iron
Flowin' on a river
Of one's mouth

Let me speak not compatible
Nor any blemish
That spots and ruined
The purity
But let the ones
Guides me to speak
The paradigm of a snoe

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