the photographer was willing,but in vain.

so moving was the burnished tint of a shade,
as we sat to pose for the shot to be made
until the omni-eye,lens in a swift closed,
for our multi-faces,packed in a vaulted arcade.*
it was never,as you see,a floating tinsel,
of an outspoken poignancy of tawdry null.
the camera man started his usual chores:
"all have their own freedom to unfold a smile
that makes the world in compassion,so frail;
the sun,prepares the clouds from dusts silvern;
the stars,crusts of starlight,when moon faint;
the moon,spreads chilly sheet of light,plaint;
while from end to end their shines trial-
what all they do is but a smile,a single smile,
along with the eastern line of the dawn,
the tranquil hues of the dusk,void of frown.
what all they do is but a smile,a single smile."
he did not know,now and then,in styles
fall on the spellbound,were these smiles,
to strewn and scatter on their life,silly,
to make them dream visions,to gild the lily-
for,let me say,as the camera man spoke thus,
our dark shades fell on the screen,useless.
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*camera
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Great poem.