I don’t care, on this God’s earth
If you could turn my bronze into gold
It is dear to me, just the way it is, at easy
You see I, I see value in the crinkle it holds
In broken glasses, scrap yards treasure
Turning them into beads, collage, colorful
It is beautiful, simple to form of beauty
Extras, I get light sparkles bright
Forming forms, from the nothingness
It gets framed, and kept in my pride of place
That is how I avoid the seven year curse
And I am always to be found at it, pushed with demand
Chipping away like it’s a coal mine
Dirt to define how deep I have yet dug
Crawling out from the earth on all four.
Do you mind stepping away from the edge
Of disturbance, with worrisome panic so loud
Breathe easy, and don’t look down
It’s the only way to navigate this bridge standing
Gold or bronze, one has to make it out of the mines
Crossing over this bridge to add value
I don’t care on this God’s earth
If you could turn my bronze to gold, jolly man
Get what you can ,out of this mine in the black country
Across the bridge and lets talk value
this is the best attitude to have I love the way you put this
ReplyDeleteA beauty this. The journey of US, equals joy
ReplyDeleteand the core of us. Your a genius.
In this case, silence is bronze, not golden.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the three words.
What we value with our heart is far more important than gold... and the photo.. that is a bridge I just could not cross :)
ReplyDelete"Do you mind stepping away from the edge of disturbance, with worrisome panic so loud, breathe easy, and don't look down." I LOVED this verse! And the photo - not a bridge I'd ever want to cross!
ReplyDeleteYes, a bridge that connects our heart, does not involve gold!
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Sometimes it is the scariest bridges which mean the most and hold the greater value
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