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Colored mists swirl amongst the trees
Dancing, weaving, whatever they please.
Colors are separate, yet they are one
Gods and goddesses having their fun.


Courage shows face all donned in red
While devoted blue keeps watch overhead.
Bountiful green helps man stay fed.
While imaginative yellow cares for his head.


Purple's main mission is man's starving soul,
While man's ambition is bright orange's goal.
Peaceful white hides most of the day
It only appears when the others give way.


The colors all fuse in one large glow
An orb of black so all will know I
t matters not what deity you choose
Live just and fair, you'll never lose.


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 Reviews of "Colors"
Reviewed on October 17, 2003
In "Colors" the Poet depicted an outstanding painting of the ideal of

Eternal Mother. Each color is a universal in its own under the light

of love. When Eternal Mother embraces them they can't see each other,

for the fountain of light needs them to see its energy infusion to

recreate a new day, (Season) throughout the cycle of life.

This poem "Colors" is revelation of a great mystery I was trying to

understand... It fed my hungry soul and fertilized the trees of the

prairie of my INNER mind.

I bow to Your brilliant mind, Poet Maker-co-CREATOR, Loni Latham.

Visiting Your Den made me feel in the presence of Erato, Minerva and Phoebus.

My gratitude, respect and admiration.

Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU

Reviewed by Janet Caldwell
Reviewed on December 30, 2001
Right on Joni, this is gorgeous. Poem & artwork. BTW, I was born in Ft. Worth too :) and used to live in Denton. I live in Mesquite now. Happy New Year! Janet

Reviewed by Gilles Marchand
Reviewed on December 27, 2001
Wow words of wisdom and I love the art too!!!
Blue eyed fish...

Reviewed by Charles Mann (Reader)
Reviewed on December 23, 2001
Beautiful,Joni,thw words say it all,,,,,,Thanks,,Charlie

Reviewed on December 16, 2001
This picture comes to live with the wonders of the stroke of your poem. Wonderfully written!

Sandie Angel :o)


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