I looked up "point forward to" (as a verb) on a sentence database and there were no results. It could make sense literally but I am struggling to think of a normal example. I recommend that you learn "point to" which means "refer to" e.g. The current high unemployment rate points to deeper economic difficulties in our nation.

It seems "to become". I mean "there is no sky in June so blue that it doesn't become a blur". Additionally, I think "bluer" should be "blur".

thank you, Jane. the sentence which I read from a book is: there is no sky in June so blue that it doesn't point forward to a bluer, so I take it that look forward to is a better understanding for point forward to here. Good day:)

I do not know ' point forward to' but we do use 'point towards' - which may be what you mean :)

thank you, Tony. :)