| Commentary and Philosophy Poetry posted July 5, 2009 |
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The Magic Roundabout
by adewpearl
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We ride the magic roundabout as tunes of gay calliope, melodic and mellifluous, our circled path accompany. In shades of rainbow loveliness our mounts so rhythmic rise and fall, your lion with a goldspray mane, my bronze giraffe with neck so tall. As happy lights blink on and off around the roof and mirrored pole, we frolic on this carousel with no need felt to gain control. Tomorrow will be time enough to care for grim reality - for now on magic roundabout I'll spin with life's vitality. |
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The words in italics are the common names of flowers. All of these particular flowers are heirloom/antique flowers from a list found on selectseeds.com, where you can also see pictures of them.
Calliope in this poem is pronounce Ka LIE oh PEE. If you have not heard one or seen one, go to you tube and type in calliope music.
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and 2 member cents. Calliope in this poem is pronounce Ka LIE oh PEE. If you have not heard one or seen one, go to you tube and type in calliope music.
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