
Crystals
translucent surface
of an inner energy
powerful light
radiating rays of depth
in the history of nature
sun reflection and donation
of universal love
for the humanity to hold
a cosmic revelation
sometimes unknown
like puzzle pieces to find
within our soul
awareness will come
with perception and feelings
love is power
light will shine
-CR
©Copyright Carolina Russo
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Carolina Russo is the Artist - Designer behind YesterdayAfter and Carolina Russo Art. She was born and raised in Italy where studied Art and Design. A self - taught artist she found her voice and her recognizable style developed throughout last 20 years. She is an independent full time artist and illustrator. Her Art extends to Watercolor Painting, Illustration, Ecoprinting, Digital Art, Art for Music, Photography, Poetry, Jewelry, Fashion Design and more. She moved to USA in 2002 and live in California.
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An witness of universal history, including all the energy of nature. That is a beautiful poem. I love amethysts.
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I think that you’re the only one who can make these beautiful gems into a beautiful poem. Simply lovely, Carolina!
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Oh Rob that’s a beautiful compliment wow…thank you so much 🙂
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This is wonderful, Carolina. I really love it.
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Thank you so much Rita ❤
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Exquisite!
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Thank you Vic I am happy that you like it!
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Beautiful, Carolina. So much lies just beneath the surface – the power of stones runs deep 🙂
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Thank you Ryan your opinion is special to me from a writer like you is indeed motivating. And you’re right so much lies beneath the surface and in those words ❤
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Beautiful! I lived near My Ida Arkansas which lays claim at being the largest crystal mining town in the states. I would take my children and we bought a day permit for $10 and we were given a map to where we could go mine or dig for our own. It was great fun and we saw some really big yellow and deep purple ones the size of cars! We could not mine those however we walked away with a nice size bucket of some awesome ones.
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Oh wow that would’ve been awesome I am sure you had great time visiting the mine seeing all the crystals beauty I would love to do that somewhere sometime… 😉
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Mount Ida not my! Lol oops
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