Out of my mind
that seeks
vowels and consonants
metaphors, similes
in my fingers knowing
when the nib moves to write
my hands a beryl hue
dipped in the inkwell of my soul
in all forms the shades of blue
clematis and Tanzanite within my breath
the shape of thoughts…fluid
I’ll drink to ‘what mood to write’
To my pen dreaming a new verse into a waiting page. .
Thank you , Ned.
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hues of elegance flow here.
lovely, yas🤍
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Thank you , D❤️
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my pleasure 🤍
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Beryl hue…oh you paint a picture! Beautiful ❤️
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Thank you kindly s.s ❤️
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This really is a meditation, Yassy. A palpable energy – a joy to read. ✨
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Thank you , my gorgeous Lee 🤗
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🦋🤗🦋
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Love this poem! The last line is a jewel! Well written, my friend!
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Thank you for appreciating. So honoured.
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Gorgeous lines turning hard edges into prayer Yas! 💕
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🙏❤️🤗
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Ahhh this is gorgeous!!! The imagery is just lovely.
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Thank you sweetheart 🤗
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Gorgeous,dear yassy!!Love you.❤️❣️❤️❣️❤️
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Reblogged this on Commentary, Outrages, Prose and Poetry and commented:
Yassy: your pen conspires with its vassal paper – though sometimes I suspect the reverse also true – to put smiles atop similies and else. Oh, sure: blame the pair. Such is your modestness made more manifest. Our friend “Juice” (Bruce Jewett” writes of a new lodger comes to his home in cat nap revue. Distressing.
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🤗🙋🏻♀️🙏
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