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All That Blue
by Diana J Legun → (All Poetry by Diana J Legun)
Saturday, November 25, 2023 Rated "G" by the Author.

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The trouble, the crescendo, the finish.

Ode to Salvador painting. - "Fang" by djl I broke the sound barrier, I lost control. The Knives Out with him cracked open the sky. Grateful am I. All that blue falling through -- all that reveal, that Hindenburg-sized lancing made the devils hide and the angels sing. Now nothing left but to heal.

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Reviewed by Odin odin@aflx.com

Reviewed on November 27, 2023

The operative words go on and on, seemingly unable to escape the eloquent stroke of a genius's respect for the art of words and their enlightening nature of choice. This is the kind of creation I for one wish not to heal from. Kudos for another inspired journey through your immense grasp of the creative language.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on November 26, 2023

Very creative. Especially your painting. Reads more like the light barrier rather than sound. Lots of imagery.

Remembering my three year friendship with Herb Morrison, who reported on the Hindenburg and, in the horror, blurted out the phrase, "Oh, the humanity!"

Ron

Reviewed by John Herlihy

Reviewed on November 26, 2023

Your poem, like a sharp knife opening the color of the sky, releases the flood and what it may reveal. From a poem of too many words, such that I am, I like your tight, controlled, impressive verse and its inevitable impact.

Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on November 25, 2023

Your verses are engaging and thought-awakening, Diana. Obviously, you were/are inspired. Thank you for sharing your gift. Love, peace, and blessings to you for "Tout Ce Bleu," (en fran�ais)...😉

R�gis. 🙏🌸💕😎

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