The blue truth
A poem for Andrea Hamilton's Library of Sea Chroma
By Nico Kos EarlePublished 5 years ago • 1 min read

Go to the very edge of things,
To where the day cedes
To night, as the sun
Slips behind a line
That exists only between
The ceaseless beat of waves, and
the stillness of heaven;
and you will see
That the truth is blue.
Held in a stone, clear as the sky,
Like a river that runs through
Everything, is a colour
That is - almost - impossible to grasp.
Until one day, hands interlaced
In prayer, you bring it up
Like a fountain, into the light.
Pure as the Kashmir Sapphire,
The soul’s apophthegm.
About the Creator
Nico Kos Earle
Writer intersted in the poetry of form and the music of colour www.nicokos.com @_thecolourproject @poemsforpaintings



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