Red,
white,
blue, green
hue. Yellow,
cinnabar, maroon,
cyan, ocher and pink pink moon.
Anthracite and black,
but there’s im-
minent
li-
lac.
white,
blue, green
hue. Yellow,
cinnabar, maroon,
cyan, ocher and pink pink moon.
Anthracite and black,
but there’s im-
minent
li-
lac.
– Leonard Blumfeld
Colors with admixture of Nick Drake's Pink Moon song and the coming of spring in lilac.
A perfect fit for One Single Impression's "color" prompt.
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ReplyDeleteOh, so simple and so suggestive! This is the season of 'imminent lilac' , its leaves are bursting. G and GEM
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and commenting, Gerald and Gem!
ReplyDeleteClever.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the vowel rhyme! That's something different for us this week! The words themselves are poems, too.
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"imminent lilac" - wonderful!
ReplyDeleteClever! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love how you wrote this, so visual and such lovely words.
ReplyDeleteit's stylish..and attractive..
ReplyDeleteI love that you employed a rhyme scheme to this and a shape with the color fonts added. This is like looking at a painting.
ReplyDeletefun play.
ReplyDeleteno lack of lilac here in a month of two.