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    Sunshine Harmony The World That I Now See
    Sunshine Harmony The World That I Now See
    Sunshine Harmony The World That I Now See
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    Sunshine Harmony The World That I Now See

    By Barbara M Schwarz

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    The world I now see opened up for free and what is left is neither deft nor cleft - it is the simple flow of life tumbling with thoughts we know are gathered apace as round our garden light and energy space a trace of the divine when we breathe in our own time.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherb.schwarzgreentor.com
    Release dateJul 17, 2015
    ISBN9781910774397
    Sunshine Harmony The World That I Now See
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    Barbara M Schwarz

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      Sunshine Harmony The World That I Now See - Barbara M Schwarz

      Sunshine Harmony – The World That I Now See

      © 2015 Barbara M Schwarz

      Purple Eyes Publishing (PEP)

      The Value of Knowing

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      ISBN: 978-1-910774-39-7

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      On the front cover: ‘Mudra Dancing Feet’ 2014 – It is the world I greet with every opportunity I meet.

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      Acknowledgements

      For those who keep encouraging me – I thank you most gratefully.

      May the wind blow fair and free, the sun’s great energy!

      The Sun’s array – total colour play

      Boundless energy total free vibricity

      Bounty Pride with the new collide

      Break of day – new light at play

      Cosi fan tutti gets it fruity

      The journeys that I told

      And the glory of the garden…

      Purple Eyes Publishing the Value of Knowing

      Boundless energy total free vibricity

      apple seed my freshest creed

      Fuzzy grey – total colour play

      In the mist

      and fuzzy

      grey

      what is

      left to

      ever say

      the onion ring structure bring

      black and white

      in equal degree make

      fuzzy grey

      free

      black and white angled sight

      and your

      squared on

      proposition

      continues

      the clear

      dark line

      tradition

      matched tight the dark line bright

      and all

      around

      I see

      there bloomed the lightest tuned

      perfect right

      angles

      of black

      and white

      flexibility

      bull’s eye full circle sigh

      and then

      the Bull's

      eye intuition

      infinite

      angled

      rendition

      the sum of the parts beats the universe heart

      The Sum

      of the parts

      beats the

      universe heart

      washed out

      dichotomy

      ~

      water

      running

      free

      The Sun's

      energy

      a race

      in space

      for first

      place

      Wettertau – the sun shines now

      Dichotomy Quadrangled

      Transparency

      ~

      The rate

      at which

      we start

      to see

      all angles

      of opportunity

      the spark of chance enflames to dance

      the formulaic gets prosaic

      in pitch perfect prose stillness

      grows a right-angled rose and

      perfectly quadrangled I had left

      an erstwhile mangel and now the

      tangle inside were sinews that

      thrive and strengthen and a gain:

      new joy on flexibility plane – never

      the same – the opening game -

      apple red – shivered colour head

      each opening shot displays the fine

      uniqueness that I've got to matched

      to perfect T: 2 right angles I see

      and one join another corner

      see me getting warmer I reflect

      what you connect and all good

      things in 3's see there 3 open spaces

      buds of roses following their noses

      and 3 lines: 2 at right angle

      incline, but the third my word

      is completely flat and covers

      both right angles as a hat

      and there my word 'infinity' heard

      for two's a couple ;

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