Luminous Lavender Libraries
A Silent Poem
Silence separates sound from sensation, and is only golden when
Imagination invites illumination into illogical illustrations.
Luminous lavender libraries lather mental liberation by
Eidetically educating us from the echoic pages of the evolution of
Nature, neurologically nurturing our need to negotiate nomenclature.
Celestial characteristics consume our minds with cravings of creation.
Endangering our everlasting engines with endless exploration.
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Kale Sinclair
Author | Poet | Husband | Dog Dad | Nerd | Zen Practitioner
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Learning about acrostic poetry. Beautiful written and such a clever poem filled with calm excitement. Well deserved of placement.
Amazing, articulate, adventurous, alliteration!! Truly, this is such a clever and fun piece; it is filled with an indescribable and lovely sort of quiet, calm excitement- utterly unique and brilliant! Congrats on the well-deserved placing! :)
Congrats on the win!!🏆
Wooohooooo congratulations on your win! 🎉💖🎊🎉💖🎊
Very cool - congrats on being runner-up!
Fabulous!!! Congratulations on the runner up win!!!❤️❤️💕
What an imaginative, creative alliterative acrostic - well done. Congratulations on placing as a runner up in the challenge with it!
My literary mind is smiling ecstatically. :)