Array ( [sid] => 173244 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => When God Cleaned His Brushes [time] => 2012-07-03 02:10:34 [hometext] => sunrise and sunset ... [bodytext] => When God took out his paintbox,
He cleaned His brushes well.
There were traces still of moonlight,
with hints of ocean swell.
He gathered fields of lavender
in every shade and hue.
then He picked the softest rose
blending in the dew.
On a tree was one lone peach
it's ripeness He could taste.
Mingling it into the mix
it wouldn't go to waste.
He stirred it slow and steadily
but kept eyes on the clock.
He spread it out for lovers
as they took a sunrise walk.
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When God Cleaned His Brushes
Date: Tuesday, 3rd July 2012 @ 02:10:34 AM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry


Contributed By: ever1der

When God took out his paintbox,
He cleaned His brushes well.
There were traces still of moonlight,
with hints of ocean swell.
He gathered fields of lavender
in every shade and hue.
then He picked the softest rose
blending in the dew.
On a tree was one lone peach
it's ripeness He could taste.
Mingling it into the mix
it wouldn't go to waste.
He stirred it slow and steadily
but kept eyes on the clock.
He spread it out for lovers
as they took a sunrise walk.


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