Poetry: Rainbows - by Pamela Sigler Taylor

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by Pamela Sigler Taylor

Created on: July 04, 2008

Finding my life's rainbow yet not one bearing gold,
only my life's treasures and stories yet untold,
is my true ambition for it contains the mold,
of my past and future positions I will hold.
Life is but a rainbow it's colors bright and bold,
A gift from God above,
a wonder to behold.

Oh, if only rainbows were something bought and sold.
I would buy my rainbow and pay a pot of gold.

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