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Thursday 17 November 2011

Sculpted

Sculpted 

Volcanic debris there for all to see, 
Mauve, moody, canyons, 
Carved by a fluid life, flowing free, 
Green carpeted fauna no longer its companion, 
Erode and corroded, starved of warm amber beams 
Old Teutonic plates shifted, wiggled and moved, 
Forcing  lava upwards ,to erupt from it's earthly seams 
Creating wonders of deep valleys and grooves 
Void of human interference or dedication 
Natures has sculpted this masterpiece
 Over centuries of solid dedication!  

Jacqui Binford-Bell

Submitted to : In Tandem  where poetry and Art meet ....also thanks to Jacqui Binford-Bell  for the use of her Picture for this Prompt 

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4 comments:

  1. Jinksy17 November 2011 at 18:53

    You caught the power of nature to match the picture! Thanks for riding he Tandem again.♥

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  2. Daydreamertoo18 November 2011 at 13:01

    Mother Nature does create some beautiful things. Very nice artwork too!

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  3. The Poet18 November 2011 at 18:40

    Hello Kez.
    We are surrounded by God's beauty.
    Lovely poem. The artwork is amazing!
    Thanks for sharing.

    I have a gift for you.
    Please feel free to claim it here.

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  4. Carrie Van Horn18 November 2011 at 21:40

    Kez this is a wonderful piece of writing...nature has sculpted this materpiece....and you have painted it once again with your words....beautiful! :-)

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