Rainbows

Summer 1994

By Dianne de la CruzPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Rainbows of life

All around us inside.

Ideas of laughter

Negotiating time.

Beyond the sunset

Only space perseveres.

Waiting for

Souls to unfold.

inspirational surreal poetry

About the Creator

Dianne de la Cruz

I am a Private Tutor who has loved to write since childhood. My elementary school teachers fostered my love of writing poetry and stories. I currently help students and adults to edit their work in order to submit their own best essays.

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