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Blue World ... Hope; Not Despair


A balloon slips through fingers; then bright eyes do cry risen high to glorious skies. Twilight's dusk brings brief sadness too as aged lids close and hearts stop beating due to an inheritance of free-will abused. Leaves recycle from limb to wind; settle on soil to dry rewind to dust again and again spanning generations seeing forming stars and descending moons. I lie beneath one full one passing this world into a tomorrow I knew would end none too soon as my ears caught a delightful tune. Did you hear the nightingale's notes breaking night's despondent atmosphere by waking those sleeping in death's various lairs-- cemeteries old and new far and near watery or desert mountainous to mention a few? Her song's of rebirths, reunited loved ones once old now young oxygen not purchased and IV's not hung? We now read of famous ones or not reborn, Suicides reversed, faces no longer forlorn; Reconnected: Mothers to daughters; fathers to sons; then banquets and parties; weddings to come under endless and everlasting glorious suns? Imagine the headlines: To Life Again! Loved ones and parents children and friends to begin Again on an Earth totally cleansed of rivers red and black and blues from abusive ones finally removed. Then no need to wistfully reply to: "When the blue world was only endless sky, and all our tiny hearts were wings." For one and all will unitedly sing in happiness under earth's Righteous New Eternal King!

Contest: When the blue world was only endless sky, and all our tiny hearts were wings. I want imagination. Childlike wonder. Something that reminds me what a big beautiful world is ours. The prompt is the title, but interpret it however you wish: "When the blue world was only endless sky, and all our tiny hearts were wings." No restrictions, but it needs to be at least five stanzas to be considered. If an entry is boring, or unimaginative to me, I may remove it at my discretion. I love careful use of color; story and metaphor tied together; philosophical observation... Thrill me! Picture: Durdle Door Sunset, Newlands, England Hope for the Dead--How Can You Be Sure? https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2015564#h=5:0-5:598 2 Peter 3:13; John 5:28, 28 © 6 years ago, Lucretia McCloud hope love society spiritual teen

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