I'll clutch — and clutch —
Next — One — Might be the golden touch —
Could take it —
Diamonds — Wait —
I'm diving — just a little late —
But stars — go slow — for night —
I'll string you — in fine Necklace —
Tiaras — make — of some —
Wear you on Hem —
Loop up a Countess — with you —
Make — a Diadem — and mend my old One —
Count — Hoard — then lose —
And doubt that you are mine —
To have the joy of feeling it — again —
I'll show you at the Court —
Bear you — for Ornament
Where Women breathe —
That every sigh — may lift you
Just as high — as I —
And — when I die —
In meek array — display you —
Still to show — how rich I go —
Lest Skies impeach a wealth so wonderful —
And banish me —
Emily Dickinson, 427.
7 comments:
made of gold...lovely piece ..wish it was for real..
Glad you like it.
Golden bubbles in the space-time continuum, as seen from a higher dimension.
Will grabbed the space, time, dimension comparison so I'll go with the light side.
golden mardi gras fun beads!
Will, I'm such a genius, I might be the first human in creating that ;-)
Deb, yes, but the space-time continuum, as seen from a higher dimension!
"And doubt that you are mine —
To have the joy of feeling it — again -"
I love that poem. For me, that line is sort of symbolized by the art.
I'm very glad you like it, M.
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