@ terminal
point apply
1 light &
from the strand
no two alike
unwind apiece
1 white 1blue
consult so to
a single red
admissive in
a yellowness
an age attends
extension 2
keap it green
Poetry
@ terminal
point apply
1 light &
from the strand
no two alike
unwind apiece
1 white 1blue
consult so to
a single red
admissive in
a yellowness
an age attends
extension 2
keap it green
No.I do´nt know any better translator than google translate… Like youur poem.
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Nor do I, Immanuell, but Interglot supplies what is left, and who knows why?…
untranslated; maybe idiom and newer compound words. With the two, I have a
fuller understanding.
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OK so far.
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Oops…misspelled green!
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I liked this a lot.>KB
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Thank you, KB.
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sounds like me trying to figure out the wiring on my heater
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Yes? I managed to correct the spelling. Keap is valid, as is, and actually
a favorite word. We all have some…and hope for more. Time may fly.
There is an esoteric basis for the color arrangement, a vital work on
the consciousness of color, not ours of it, but its own in itself…
more on that, later.
I would never expect you, Dear Eileen, to be all thumbs; although surprised
to learn your not running on, at least, nuclear energy…solar is the
way to go, as long as there is an habitable “zone” nearby and, yes, non-hostile.
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