Robin Hood
But for a little color
I could repaint the spectrum’s laser light
Repair the hues to make them right
But for a shade of purple
I could weight the earth and heaven
Equalize the golden and the brazen
As swallows from the flue
Fly the roads behind the sky
In lavender amber West
A love letter from Avalon appears
On the fleeting gliding wing
Or does it come instead from old Lucretius?
The gilded and the pauper
The penniless and proper
Will balance with the reconciling sun
When the letter to Apollo
Is delivered by the swallow
And riches measured are to everyone
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I LOVE this poem!! It’s meticulously crafted, not a single discordant note. I’ve already shared it on Twitter and Facebook and saved it in my Evernote folder for Poems Too Good Not to Share.
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Fantastic writing!
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This is beautiful!
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