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operetta


    neath my window
    a larkspur -
    his royal throat
    aflame, serenading    . . .

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handsome, tall spikes with showy flowers

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  • Ereshkigal
    October 18, 2007
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    Lovely.:]

    Makes me miss having a garden outside my window.


  • Soulful Woman silver member
    October 15, 2007

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    A beautifully written piece. It said so much in so few words...Congratulations on the Gold..
    Soulful Woman


  • liquidmindforever
    October 15, 2007
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    Congrats on the Gold Belle,
    LOVELIGHTPEACE
    liquid

  • Trevor Hadley
    October 13, 2007

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    Beautiful.

    You are inspired by nature and it shines through your work, that I have so far read. This operetta gives a very vivid imagery. I am very familiar with the plant and it is a great favourite of mine among the annuals. I like the concept of being serenaded by a flower and it was clever of you to choose a plant with a name that sounds like a bird.

    Thank you for the words on my work.

    Thank you so much for the present of 100 points. However I do not understand the site properly and do not know how I use these points. Can you explain, I would be very grateful?


  • Malabu
    October 11, 2007

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    With old feel

    such beautiful words spill from your pen

    imagine beyond the tree
    i fear she see me
    in song I chant a love poem
    so she may see my heart
    worn on my sleeve
    and sweetly
    her heart bear all
    to me

    lovely write you have here
    beautiful


    • ma belle
      October 15, 2007
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      Wow, I am holding on to the flaps of my hat here cause I'm fixin' to lose me ole bonnie. haha! I am shocked..I had no idea I would win, especially gold. I must remember from now on that a seranade might work in favor for me. hahaha TY so much for making my day! I am just tickled pick and happy for all the other winners, too. ♥ Bellie


  • captain howdy
    September 27, 2007
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    Wow! This is short, yet rich in imagery! I love the "royal throat aflame" Great job with this!


  • HeavenScent4U
    September 24, 2007

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    oh this is wonderful nice images it conjures first i thought you might have been talking about a bird but i see it's a flower best of luck in the contest. be well and be blessed


  • Kiran silver member
    September 23, 2007

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    You make flowers come to life, giving them a character and personality! i love this! packed full of imagery with beautiful elegant language!


  • Haiku-bless-you gold member
    September 22, 2007

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    Wonderful imagery in so few words! Your poetry is exquisite...as usual! Write on my talented sister and friend.

    Dennis


  • Sandra R Reynolds gold member
    September 22, 2007
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    Great

    Very good imagery. I think few words say more.


  • suseann
    September 22, 2007

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    This eloquintly scribed tribute to floral profusions of Larkspur elates the senses in symphonic rapture.


  • tara wilson gold member
    September 22, 2007

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    LOVE THIS - you personify flowers like no one else.....you breathe such life into them...


  • Arizona Sunset
    September 22, 2007

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    Beautiful larkspur from nature singing neath the window...what more could you want to have than that as a simple pleasure! EXCELLENT!


  • astralshepherd gold member
    September 22, 2007

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    excellent for a ten word poem, visual and impacting, lovely, simply lovely.

    blessings and best wishes,

    ~richard


  • Lyndon gold member
    September 22, 2007

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    Why Belle, I have become

    all Romeo-esque, pretending I am a larkspur. Would I were that larkspur, would I but be near that larkspur ... ahhhh!


  • azure85 gold member
    September 22, 2007

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    Lovely use of ten words, that paint a picture with sound and sight. So wonderful to read something from your pen this morning, O Illustrious One.

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