Friday, May 06, 2005

Color Synergy

I love the synergy of building on the thoughts
and poems of others. First we played with green images,
then shadows touching on spirituality,
then color shifts and images ...

Blending them together in a symphony of sorts
let me to this -- hopefully not too metaphysical.

faucon
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Consider a leaf …
a spring gifted green leaf,
one of jillions that grab and tease
the eye and mem'ried soul.
It is difficult not to see green …
but do you understand it?

You do not see the leaf at all,
but the reflection of light energy
gifted by the sun.
The plant absorbs the rest
called magenta in color compliment,
and transforms it into stored energy
for later life and contemplation.
Thus the essence of a plant
is un-green in truth;
a color shadow of what you see.

In the splendor of fall's death
the green seems to disappear,
but it is only changed in nature
such that it is absorbed by the leaf
and the magenta reflects its soul to us
in gold and rust and amber hues.
By this rebirth cycle we can believe
and ever know of the soul hidden
in the blinding light of day.

Now consider Divinity
and soul, mind and spirit!
Need I go on?
The next time you see stranger
do not be blinded by the reflection
of form and angle and pigmentation;
but imagine the soul you cannot see
but know is truly there by inference.

Here too we are blinded by the Light of God
made manifest in thee and me and all,
while only our soul can perceive
the color shadows of infinity.
Imagine with me a vibration in attention
where all you see is this real soul self,
and the mysterious physical being
is hidden and can only be perceived
by becoming human …

and you ask why you are here.

1 Comments:

At 9:36 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

I am enamored of both the concept and the word "Synergy." I am also enamored of the ideas behind this poem, faucon, . . . magenta in color compliment . . . stored energy, ungreen in truth. I do believe I'm going to have to go write another poem now . . .

 

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