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Wine and Cornish Ice Cream

In the garden eating ice cream with  another glass of wine
    As the sun sinks slowly lower in the sky
Underneath a magic moment as the sun and clouds combine
    In a golden wave the day now says goodbye
There are reds and blues and purple in a tribute to the night
And I dream of sitting with you underneath the perfect sight

Then the blue above grows darker and a million stars erupt
      From the places where they hide throughout the day
Into pictures in the heavens even we cannot corrupt
      And the vastnesses of time can't wash away
There are whirls of gas and eddies like a sea of precious stones
And we'll rule the scene forever from two rustic garden thrones

When the moon starts climbing higher raining moonbeams as she flies
      We will wash ourselves in drops of silver light
And our words will join in verses that can echo through the skies
      And the world can read the love song we will write
There are stories in the darkness that each lover needs to know
And in wine and Cornish ice-cream are the dreams I love to grow



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Hmmmmmm, oh well, got carried away again ...

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  • 22.83 / 25

    Second stanza, first line: you meant "million of stars"?

    This is lovely, Thank you for sharing!


  • Griswold gold member
    August 21

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    Cornish Ice cream? What the hell is that Jeff? Very nicely done, i like the long lines and excellent flow as usual. Thank you for taking the time to enter the "Fight for thr Gold" contest, it is appreciated. Best of luck in the judging... Scott

  • Macsword
    August 1

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    Came in...

    wondering the difference between Cornish Ice Cream and the good old Turkey Hill and found Cornish Ice Cream much more poetic. Nice write poet.


  • Blushfulmoon silver member
    August 1

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    excellent

    Love the imagery in this one.........
    Best of luck in the contest
    Hugs
    Susan~~~


  • Mairi bheag gold member
    August 1
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    Yes you did. Cornish ice cream instead of cake...


  • georgie
    August 1

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    i love it all and the last line really completes this piece. i think not just the stars but the whole thing erupts in your face... every line jumps out and grabs you. fantastic write,
    hugs,
    georgie,
    xxx


  • Myjoy gold member
    July 31

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    Lovely words, beautiful visuals. Oh the night is my friend and all the beauty and glory of the moon well said.


  • Siderea gold member
    July 31

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    Sublime!

    Waiting for the dark is always better with company. Thanks for a wonderful way to start the weekend, Mr Cricket.Not even home from work, I stopped to read AP and here found this gem~

    "Then the blue above grows darker and a million starts erupt
    From the places where they hide throughout the day
    Into pictures in the heavens even we cannot corrupt
    And the vastnesses of time can't wash away "

    I have a feeling that you speak in rhyme, at least in iambs most of the time, so naturally you poetry flows. Quiet, romantic and timeless. ~Lovely~!

    The ice cream is melting....

  • Flavoured and savoured with love

    This is such a wonderful capture of time changing with the moments savoured and the taste of Cornish ice cream and wine filtering through the lines. The use of colour made vivid pictures in my mind as I read. I very much enjoyed the "magic moment as the sun and clouds combine in a golden wave the day now says goodbye", as it brought kindness and grace to the sky, and "When the moon starts climbing higher raining moonbeams as she flies, we will wash ourselves in drops of silver light", for bringing freshness and generosity to the moon. All descriptive imagery in this poem enhanced the feeling of love and moments to cherish. It was presented as a most lovely package, I would place a bow on top, but I think I would rather give a quick, grateful bow and leave you two alone with the title.

  • As always I am sure she will love it when she sees it

    Have a great evening.


    Passionspromise


  • the rose gold member
    July 31

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    A lovely piece penned. Thank you for sharing this. I can not for the life of me write in such lengthy lines. Superb work


    Rose


  • Sue Cardwell gold member
    July 31

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    Interesting!

    The Moon, the Wine and ... ICE CREAM!!!!!!!!!!!

    I wonder what else you can mix with the first two

    Your usual beautifully romantic trip around the garden after sunset, with an added surprise!

    All done in extralongameter, with perfect rhyme and rhythm.

    Sue
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