Momma's Uncommon Scents

Momma's Uncommon Scents

A Poem by David O Whalen (O Haolin in Celtic)
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It's of Moms and memories

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Angels smell like cookies
My momma used to say
And rainbows smell like 
Marshmallows…and Moonbeams
New mown hay

Faeries smell a bit like cinnamon
Whilst Trolls reek of rust
And Unicorns with spiraled horns
Well…They must surely smell
Of stable dust

She’d say these things 
To me at night
With long finger posed
Longside her nose

With eyebrows arched
And knowing smile
She’d speak of 
Piglets and of toes 

She’d have me close 
My eyes real tight
Take breaths long and deep
Have me savour 
Those childhood flavours

Of  Angels and cookies
Rainbows and marshmallows
Faeries and Cinnamon
Streams of Stardust deep
Moonbeams, Unicorns
New mown hay and thistle thorns

…Til At last I’d fall fast asleep…

© 2016 David O Whalen (O Haolin in Celtic)


Author's Note

David O Whalen  (O Haolin in Celtic)
Perhaps meant mostly for children (so unless you're a bit childish you might not wish to comment)

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David O Whalen  (O Haolin in Celtic)
David O Whalen (O Haolin in Celtic)

Las Vegas, NV



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Born in Kentucky, teen years in Loveland Ohio, old in age, young in mind, I'm not human, I don't believe in religion, love. faith or trust, I do believe in: lil' kids, ol' dogs, leprechauns, and water.. more..

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