Tears with a golden edge by dochtersions
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Description
Hello dear friends,
This fractal is made with Fractal explorer.
The poem I made long ago, of course in Dutch.
Hopefully the translation was a bit successful, it was hard to do because the cramps in my eyes have been greatly worsened.
Lol, in the Netherlands we have a dice game called : "Man don't get angry" (Ludo), and I'm not going to do that
Well, if you like, here the poem:
Where are the very first tears
I ever shed?
Have they turned into
a song instead.
A song
of joyful connection,
a thread to heaven
I miss to perfection.
Words that cannot be ignored
now rise from deep within.
Tears with a golden edge
fell gently on
a child’s small hand.
Unnoticed, quiet, and bare,
her will was taken
silent, unaware.
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Dutch:
Waar zijn de allereerste tranen
die ik liet
Zijn ze verworden
tot een lied?
Een lied
van vreugdevolle verbintenis.
Het lijntje naar de hemel
dat ik zo node mis.
Niet mis te verstane woorden
wellen nu in mij op.
Het zijn tranen
met een gouden randje
die vielen op
het kinderhandje.
Onopvallend, verloren en stil
Ontfutseld was haar eigen wil.
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To be true, I've wrote hundreds of poems.
A pity that only a few members here are Dutch.
Anyway, thank you very much for your look, with love, Jacomina.
#fractal, #fractal explorer, #poem

Comments (6)
This is beautiful work!
Thank you very much, Joe.
Beautiful!!!
Thank you very much, my friend.
belle image
Merci beaucoup, JM. :)
Delightful fractal art, and a wonderful poem. Well done on both!
Thank you so much, Rod.♥
Beautiful image and poem! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much, Michelle. :)