Door unseen

By watedroplet

 




the pages white

holds knowledge bright

keeping us tight

all the way thru the delight


for the paint on white

has the silvery light

chasing away the fright

born of lacking insight.


allow the oval window

to achieve its crescendo

reaping the true credo

as your soul undo


weaving path elite

on pages polite

where country invite

wisdom that unite


the pages white

stands upright

with tall neck in sight

and salvaging soul's insight


knowledge is treasure

nothing can measure

often bringing pleasure

when we learn to walk sans pressure.


often pages white

doesn't seems right

but holds doors unseen, outright

to bring you to the spotlight


so take a ride

do not hide

but take pride

in its every side.


(c)Water droplet

C02.04.2023


‘This post is part of #BlogchatterA2Z challenge’ and hyperlink to www.theblogchatter.com

Inspirational image: https://useum.org/artwork/The-Reader-s-Path-Jeremiah-Morelli-2012

Image credit: Laura Kapfer on unsplash


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  1. A Rustic Mind2 May 2023 at 01:22

    knowledge is treasure
    nothing can measure
    often bringing pleasure
    when we learn to walk sans pressure.

    So motivating!!!!

    ReplyDelete

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