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As the Wheel Turns

  And the colour wheel cranks out its liturgy – opposites  make the best bedfellows, draw out the richest blooming. . So too this heart, when double crushed, rises atmospheric to negate the blow. So too  this spirit, pinned to velvet specimen case, dead carcass to be pitied, inspected, finds truest freedom within its prison…

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And the colour wheel cranks out

its liturgy – opposites 

make the best bedfellows,

draw out the richest blooming.

.

So too this heart, when double

crushed, rises atmospheric

to negate the blow. So too 

this spirit, pinned to velvet

specimen case, dead carcass

to be pitied, inspected,

finds truest freedom within

its prison walls, flying high

above those who would take it

captive, coerce dignity,

boxing it in mere metal

and glass. Deepest pain reflects

truest beauty, once redeemed.

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And the colour wheel cranks out

its curriculum – bluest 

skies display the purest gold.

 

Responses to “As the Wheel Turns”

  1. Gallivanta

    So they do, so they do 🙂

    1. melodylowes

      🙂 Is your spring fully sprung yet??

      1. Gallivanta

        I do believe so, especially as it is a piping hot 29 degrees C today!!!

      2. melodylowes

        Nice! Half that BELOW zero here, today. 😦 Enjoy, on my behalf!

      3. Gallivanta

        I will!

  2. Lyle Krahn

    Redeeming the pain is sometimes so hard but so rewarding when it happens.

    1. melodylowes

      You’re so right. Learning how to make it count is so important…. Thanks Lyle.

  3. digitalgranny

    Very well said and beautiful photo.

    1. melodylowes

      Thanks, Granny! 😉

  4. I HAVE A VOICE

    I believe the body compliments the spirit and vice versa! Christ must’ve felt the same way to condescend to meet our black & blues and glorify them!

    1. melodylowes

      I think you’re right!

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