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Canvas Of My Heart
by Bella Russell → (All Poetry by Bella Russell)
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A love story compared in poetry to art. Published in my book - Feelings Of Love And Loss.

Poetry is like painting.
A poet's work is never done.
Strokes and words keep rearranging.
Fresh beginnings that have begun.

Beauty comes in many colors.
Hues splashed across my heart.
Each brilliant shade glimmers.
Words giving life to Michelangelo's art.

Passion brings rise to new feelings.
Feelings of love that grow.
Colors begin revealing.
Words begin to flow.

Come paint a love picture.
Paint across the canvas of my heart.
Each loving stroke Is brighter.
As love grows from the start.

Tenderness guides each stroke.
Love brings life to every word.
Magnificence begins to uncloak.
The sweetest poem ever heard.

A love story continues to play,
On the canvas of my heart.
Beauty in a portrait conveys,
Devotion that will never impart.

Words are incandescent.
Paintings of glorious splendor.
Penned with love so vibrant.
Painted on my heart's canvas full of color.

Paint this love story neverending.
Write the words of love that are new.
Colors that are blending.
Words tell of love so true .
 

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 Reviews of "Canvas Of My Heart"
Reviewed by Belinda Baker
Reviewed on January 11, 2008
What a wonderful poem. I am a painter as well as a poet and truly think they both go hand in hand. Through a poets words, the reader can capture the poem in their mind and paint a picture of what it is suppose to be about or what the poem means to them.
Nicely done.

Belinda

Reviewed by Charles Keller
Reviewed on January 6, 2008
Nice use of metaphor to describe the way we bleed our souls onto the page. Thanks for sharing this one.

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on January 6, 2008
Heartwarming words of love and devotion, well done...

Be safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Ted Bossis
Reviewed on January 6, 2008
Very bright thou shine unto words*Evol_Ted


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