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blue doorway




damp in freshness
night ritual, softened
gaze in warm wet air,
doorway washed in evening sky 

and

I might
count smiles of tomorrow
mirrored in her eyes

or

gentle whispers
in near sleep, as dear
music of heart,

for

I see her

as walls send moonlight
to make pale skin blue
until darkened beneath my shadow.


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  • wonderful

    i loved the layout of words like and, for, or, etc.. it was beautifully written and you could tell it contained a lot of feeling and emotion behind it. worth reading, for sure!
    ~all my love to you, ~ secret-wishes

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  • Angelflower Greeters member
    March 22

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    ah.. now what are the words that could do this piece credit.. I doubt that there are words that could do this piece justice.. Great write. I enjoyed it so much. you write so beautifully..
    Peace to you, Jetleena

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  • MariGoes gold member
    March 20

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    Really a sensual poem, but better than that, it has a wonderful touch of romance. Seeing the blue colour, or any colour, that wraps the one you love.
    Absolutely beautiful!

    Mari
  • love this write petelove the rev papa


  • Rowan gold member
    March 20
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    Something haunting about this; love the color depicted here.


  • JustBreathe gold member
    March 20

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    "gentle whispers
    in near sleep, as dear
    music of heart,

    for

    I see her

    as walls send moonlight
    to make pale skin blue
    until darkened beneath my shadow."

    All I can say is ...Wow!


  • ardentMarch gold member
    March 19

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    Oh, my goodness!!!


    "and

    I might
    count smiles of tomorrow
    mirrored in her eyes"...

    "I see her

    as walls send moonlight
    to make pale skin blue
    until darkened beneath my shadow."

    this is very... very sexy...

    very clear imagery & sensual thought in this poem..love this





  • Night Hope gold member
    March 19

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    "I see her

    as walls send moonlight
    to make pale skin blue
    until darkened beneath my shadow."

    Beautifully blue, Poet. Gorgeous, serene & sensual penning.

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