Cluttered Colour Clutter with colour, End up with beautiful art. God did. God planted a garden in Eden. Then later said, "Consider the lilies.....Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these." ALL. ONE. Embrace the contrast. My colour is khaki. It draws me. I wear it, as I drive autumn country roads inhaling a cacophony of colour, Intoxicating myself in God's garden. Delightfully aware. Blessed. Blessed by an intense and colourful daughter who has coloured my life. And masterfully introduced me to art. Up to whenever, my art was scapes. Seascapes. Landscapes. Scenes that I could go to. ESCAPES. Now I can absorb a bit and enjoy. God also said, "Be still and know that I am God." Robert Thiessen This poem was written as part of the 20 Poem Challenge. Robert Thiessen worked at General Motors for forty years and is now retired. The challenge results are his first ever poems.
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