brown eyed girl
warm chocolate melting
soft curl a fountain
tickles on her left ear
a tumble of summer cornfield
half smile from a white cotton pillow
sheet turned down
three days in
how long this piece of string
blue curtains tremble
roller coaster heartbeat
another day passes
pawns in waiting
breathe a sigh of relief
half baked peace
family ghosts whisper
Like a song I read, looks very different poem compared with other one of yours. Great . Keep it up. Very talented
Posted 1 Year Ago
1 Year Ago
Thank you for noticing a different type of composition Arundass. Pleased you enjoyed their music rea.. read moreThank you for noticing a different type of composition Arundass. Pleased you enjoyed their music read.
Most beautiful images used in this poem. It sparkles with sunlight, and yet has a feel of fragility, hopes, fears And a sense of uncertainty. There are many great lines in this poem all short, leaving the reader with many emotions. Very nicely penned.
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1 Year Ago
I appreciate very much your encouraging review Soren. Thank you so much.
Beautifully poignant and wistful. Masterful hand in metaphor: "a tumble of summer cornfield" took my breath away. This... This is written with a depth of love and a gentle hand. It is fragile and strong. It is breath and memory. It is everything.
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1 Year Ago
Thankful for the lovely and encouraging review you left Joli. Much appreciated.
Chri.. read moreThankful for the lovely and encouraging review you left Joli. Much appreciated.
A poignant, but very descriptive write from your poetic pen, dear Chris. The veil between the earth plane and Spirit is quite thin this time of year and from time to time, family Spirits whisper to us. Lovely work, Chris! Thank you for sharing...
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1 Year Ago
Many thanks for stopping by Marie, and leaving your kind comment. Have a good evening.
read moreMany thanks for stopping by Marie, and leaving your kind comment. Have a good evening.
Chris
1 Year Ago
Most welcome, dear Chris.
Wishing you a very nice evening too. Enjoy!
Albert, my paternal grandfather introduced me to Tennyson when I was nine. I have loved poetry ever since but did not attempt writing a single piece until I was 40. It's never too late to try somethin.. more..