Jayson,

Thank you so much for telling me that you enjoyed my poem. I am determined that I shall turn the tide of poetry in favour of some good feelings.

All strong emotions make good poetic subjects but I'm tired of doom and destruction and revenge.

May the force for good be with us!

Roger

Branka,

Thank you for the reminder of our prismatic realities.

Although computer broken I hear Debussey clearly in all his colours.

Love,

Your prismatic reflection.

Alain,

Thank you for fortifying my soul.

Your help in understanding is remembered with affection.

Roger

Ah Roger,

You will never cease to amaze me with your poetry. I thought I had read your best and ultimate in your "I like to think so". Now, I feel sure that you will always reach new heights..

I would like to propose a few answers. I hope you will forgive my audacity.

Did these colours, these facets really exist before that special moment?

- They absolutely did not.

.....

Were these wonders of creation brought forth by design to please the discoverer?

- Yes they were.

.....

Can we l ead others to stare in wonder as we share our unique pixels of love?

- You certainly can!

.....

If eyes are the windows to the soul, maybe, others see more than us?

- I like to think at times that I see more. But then, I do so through your poetry, not your eyes.

Your poetry is the window to your soul.

.....

Maybe, just maybe, that pure white light represents the ultimate?

- YES by all means! Yet while certainly pure, it not always is white. Those seers of yore used to say that it is not possible to tell whether it is white or black...

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Best Wishes,

Luis Miguel Goitizolo

Luis,

It's an honour to hear your thoughts and replies.

Again, another poem that just arrived. Destination paper, transportation pen, route bain to hand. That simple, yet, I had been trying for days to compose something simple. That's whats great about inspiration..

Thank you for the pure white light explanation.