Symbolise Love [cor] Poem by Margaret Alice Second

Symbolise Love [cor]



The new pink pool-noodle on my left and new
blue bucket on my right with new yellow-green
basin behind me - as well as an ice-pink rose
affixed to the lilac-pink woven carpet covering
my chair - my work station's been arranged in
a corner of heaven; the blue calms my mind &
the ice-pink lifts-off into a new dimension of
transparent light

The decorations brought new energy into my
little place, the guilt and fear of yesterday is
gone and though lack of emotion's boredom,
it is too difficult to live in anxiety and anger; I
want to bring even more pastels in here - A
non-physical being said he could change his
environment with his thoughts and thus his
friends could see what mood he's in

I love it when my surroundings reflect crystal
consciousness with transparent pastels and
sky-blue heavenliness - my big glass paper-
weight next to the mouse to keep the mouse-
pad straight, I feel so much better now - only
need to bring in more translucent green to
reflect Life-Energy - and symbolise Love

Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: feelings,love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Mayo 07 September 2016

Cool poem- -it's nice to have a work-station you're comfortable in. What's in the paperweight? I imagined it was a huge stone from a giant Mood Ring... changing subtly every few hours. Umm...maybe YOU are in the paperweight... (poem idea) I'm looking out the window of MY work station right now- -hummingbirds are busy racing around the feeder and the trumpeter vines. Now I'm imagining a hummingbird trapped in a glass paperweight... oh- -that's not a real great thought.: (

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Preston Mwiinga 06 September 2016

I love it when my surroundings reflect crystal consciousness with transparent pastels and sky-blue heavenliness, my big glass paper- weight next to the mouse to keep the mouse- pad straight, I feel so much better now - only need to bring in more translucent green to give and reflect Life-Energy and symbolise Love great works here

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