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Sunshine
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0 posted 2004-03-19 07:06 AM



And when you paint me

...do not ever treat me
as Picasso did
for I will never be
a straight line
intersecting with curved lines, and,
no, never will I be
a line for life-long misery.

Should I apologize for
a true artists' art…?

No

But I would have not imparted
once! a "thank you, that's fine"
to such an unruly line
of distortion
when distortion of grief
is enough
to render a wretched cry
with no ever need to ask
"why?"

God, I do not think
for once
or ever more
that is how I would
leave a door
unspoken

but if you were to
paint me
please be kind
and paint my mind
one that
never heeds
me.

Because from you
who
saw the light
in
me

~*~

Now?  I wish you were there…

I have seen marvelous sights
winsome balloons gone on to heights
a child come into my care
I've gone beyond
where you've not dared

I have seen some marvelous thrills
and have planted some wondrous hills
I have seen a rainbow's flight

and

I have gone
into the night

You would not be
proud of me
for I have not become
history

but what I will do
for you and me

has become a bit of memory….

Though only in your soul, you see……

when you paint me.

~*~

Repost, slightly rewritten...



© Copyright 2004 Karilea Rilling Jungel - All Rights Reserved
inkedgoddess
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1 posted 2004-03-19 07:12 AM


Should I apologize for
a true artists' art…?

No

NO apology necessary, you are your own
masterpiece
very interesting write, metaphorically
on target

sea_of_okc
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2 posted 2004-03-19 07:43 AM


quote:
I have seen marvelous sights
winsome balloons gone on to heights
a child come into my care
I've gone beyond
where you've not dared

I have seen some marvelous thrills
and have planted some wondrous hills
I have seen a rainbow's flight



Not all have the eyes nor the courage to see such things...  if you do it's no wonder others were left behind.
I love the way this flows so gently.

Janet Marie
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3 posted 2004-03-19 08:00 AM


you're much too young to have "made history"...you've got lots of time.

We'll talk about it at your first book signing. You be sure to let us know when.

Home is a feeling I buried in you ...
I'm alright, I'm alright ... It only hurts when I breathe ...

M.E.

Enchantress
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Canada eh.
4 posted 2004-03-19 08:53 AM


Yes as JM says..we'll talk about it at your first book signing.  
Wonderful write Karilea..
Thank for gifting us with such beautiful words.
~Smiles & Hugs, Nancy~


Poetry is not an opinion expressed...
it is a song that rises from a bleeding wound
...or a smiling mouth.

         ~  Kahlil Gibran

[This message has been edited by Enchantress (03-19-2004 09:29 AM).]

Sadelite
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5 posted 2004-03-19 10:17 AM


I couldn't agree more, Sunshine.  Your essence could not be depicted by his style.
Wonderful thinking and writing.

                   Sadie

psst...thank you for your warm words sent during during my illness.  I feel a connection, too.

Copperbell
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6 posted 2004-03-19 10:17 AM


What do I think? - besides awesome...very strong and resilient and whole.
Seymour Tabin
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7 posted 2004-03-19 10:38 AM


Sunshine
You have shed the light upon my day.

Opeth
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8 posted 2004-03-19 10:41 AM


Sunshine,

...clever, original and a most entertaining poetic story, indeed. Enjoyed!

"You sleep in the night yet the night and the silent water still so dark."

ice
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9 posted 2004-03-19 10:42 AM


Karilea
Like a painting, this poem exposes far more than the surface structure of its lines.

Yet it is firm and honest in its message...I love how it descends down the page, with lines well spaced, and proper length, falling through feelings, finally coming around full circle to remind the reader of the root of its theme....Well done...
enjoyed
_________ice
  ><>

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10 posted 2004-03-19 10:50 AM


"for I will never be
a straight line
intersecting with curved lines, and,
no, never will I be
a line for life-long misery."

true to your nom-de-plume, you shall be a stroke of soft warm sunshine across the stark white canvas, gently blended curve of life's highlights trailing off the edge of the picture into the blue horizon

some day, not today though, since there are still many more windows to clean

LngJhnAg
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11 posted 2004-03-19 11:13 AM


Well-done, Karilea.  Your nom de plume reflects your influence well.
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12 posted 2004-03-19 11:18 AM



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13 posted 2004-03-19 04:34 PM


God, I do not think
for once
or ever more
that is how I would
leave a door
unspoken
~
This is simple stunning....
and a beautiful canvas indeed you have painted

( I emailed you, I had a question for ya)

hugssss lovely artist

Lauren~

~~**~~
Walking with bare feet
among a tapestry of words,
each woven thread, awakening the soul
~~**~~

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14 posted 2004-03-19 04:43 PM


one of your best
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15 posted 2004-03-21 02:52 AM


oh, you could make picasso blush with this..
your beauty of phrase spills over unto all of us here...thank you

passing shadows
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16 posted 2004-03-21 03:25 AM


beautiful, no matter what colors are used
EternitysHorizon
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17 posted 2004-03-21 10:57 PM


Pallette calling such
would ne'er squeeze absolutes
HuesTingedNotMixed
Rose whose CrimsonRedRubyGarnetSwells
                    Blooming

Always from the mind
   "Which lieth between Spirit and Soul"
Our Earthly I's Home

Merci
  and Merci
     TOTH

"High on the Mountain, where the Sun stil Shines, and the water runs a little lazy."

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