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Polish smooth
your cutting rocks
my jagged stones
and at dawn
we’ll find each other
garnished
in the fan dance
of prisms.
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(c) 1993, 2017 Betty Hayes Albright
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True Colors
February 6, 2012 by Betty Hayes Albright
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Hard work brings forth the beauty. A great message in this little poem 🙂
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Thank you, Norma! 🙂
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Hi Betty, I’ve nominated you for the ABC Blogger award, details can be found here: http://wp.me/p1ZC80-Gu
Love
Steph xx
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Thanks so much, Steph! I’m honored that you thought of me. 🙂
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Beatiful!
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Thank you, Willow! 🙂
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Beautiful Betty, lovely words and picture.
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Thanks, David – I’ve always loved prisms. 🙂
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Lovely Betty..x
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Thank you, Jane! 🙂
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Wonderfully fabulous metaphor for how to love the beloved so as to shine more colorful arrays upon one’s own life! Polishing will do the trick!
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Granbee, thank you as always for your “colorful” comment. 🙂
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This is marvelous, Betty–I’ve been fascinated by prisms since childhood! Do you happen to know where they’re sold, in the event I want to give myself a present?? (Don’t say, “go online”–I don’t do well with online shopping…) Much love to you–have a blessed evening!
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Caddo, I’ve always loved prisms too! (Wouldn’t you know? 🙂 ) I love that scene in “Pollyanna” where she hangs prisms all over the wall and there are rainbows on all the walls. Not sure where to buy them – will have to do some research. (It’s something I’ve always wanted too!)
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Oh wow, I’ve never seen “Pollyanna”–but will see if I can get it through the library–as I’d watch it just for the scene you described! And you’re right–no surprise that we both love prisms!! Have a blessed day, my friend.
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Caddo, you MUST see Pollyanna! I first saw it in 4th or 5th grade. Every now and then they show it on t.v. (Hallmark channel or PBS) and it’s still fun to see. Haley Mills plays Pollyanna. Hopefully it’s still available at the library. That prism scene has stayed with me all these years!
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This one made me smile. Wow.
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🙂
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Simply magic!!! How do you do it?
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Thank you, VW – you always leave such wonderful comments!
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God is in the detail.
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So true, Ben – both micro and macro, alpha and omega…. 🙂
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Lovely words.
Anna :o]
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Thank you, Anna! 🙂
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Another treasure, Betty!
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