See the Rainbow? (Image)

by Mr. Darcy   Dec 28, 2008


Smell the uprising spirits, taste their freedom song
Hear the scripture spoken, see the rainbow all along.

Unyielding focus peels away the mental haze
Stripping the unreal to reveal restricted ways
Conformity of society suffocates the so called free
Incarcerating the innocent when they're unable to see.

In the depths lie hidden pools of optimistic hope
Rich blood clinging to threads of humanised rope
Releasing a fresh, rejuvenating winds of change
Lying in wait to spring at the machines throat
Tearing at the circuitry, programmed to rearrange
A race of vivid reality, stifled by dictated votes

Smell the uprising spirits, taste their freedom song
Hear the scripture spoken, see the rainbow all along.

M. Moran
28.12.08
06.19

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_5Jv1ch7_JVg/R4sk1E4-wHI/AAAAAAAAAF0/R2T413I6LoA/s1600-

(a black and white picture, a close up of a complete eye, the pupil is multi-coloured)

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  • 9 years ago

    by Ben Pickard

    What a thoroughly sophisticated and brilliant piece of writing. And a rhyming poem, which you know I love. I am ever in awe of your variety, Michael.
    Take care.

  • 15 years ago

    by Baby Rainbow

    Thats really good, loved the title and repitition! again good language use, i like your writing, never give it up xx

  • 15 years ago

    by Crystal Rose Blooming

    I loved how each of us saw a different image how the imaginations worked. TJ's was dark and mystical, where yours was beauty and softness.
    I loved this, so nice to read.

  • 15 years ago

    by Sylvia

    I have read this several times and am in awe. You do have a way with words and I enjoy them very much. Excellent write. 5/5

  • 15 years ago

    by Ingrid

    Well...we did enter the age of Aquarius, Michael. It is time for a change, high time.
    What a beautiful poem, you grow with every verse you post.
    There is something about the words you use that is so enchanting...a mesmerizing verse, my friend.

    Welcome back and a huge hug,

    5-5 Ingrid

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