There is something about the painting, Julie, about the font, the color, the layout of your lines, the emotional lure and beauty that sweeps my senses up into your romantically enthralling moment, that I simply and sincerely love the enthralling sensations of.
Julie, my sensitive side seems drawn rather completely and deeply by every line and verse, but most of all to this:
"When his eyes were as bright as sunlight on a stream
and his lips were a kiss of poetry on the breeze
stealing my breath
catching my skirt
weaving the night in satin stars"
Goodness-ME!
Well, I'll close now, Julie, and thank you every-so warmly … on my way to another read.
Big hugs to you for sharing your excellent pen! ⁓ Richard
quite the gardener, Julie, to tend a moonlit garden and leave such an impression... this is beautiful poetry (not that we come to expect less), filled with the most wonderful imagery... such is the power of dreams... gorgeous!!
Posted 9 Years Ago
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9 Years Ago
Thank you my sweet friend. I appreciate you and your friendship :) Julie
Your poems creep toward the reader on softly treaded cat's feet, sneaking up on unwary emotions ready to express their delight; the sunrise twinkles on dewy foliage, winking to the upcoming day, signaling quietly "not quite!" As I'm sure I've mentioned before, I don't usually like to quote the write in my review, but a piece stood out like a lighthouse under the blanket of crashing waves: "...awakening the butterflies confetti wings fluttering..." Priceless. Another groups of shiny gems spelling the name Julie. take care...dan
Bittersweetness isnt supposed to feel this good - or is it? You call this a scribble Julie but this is - as are all your poems - masterclasses in yearning and missing loved ones in beautiful boxes of poetry.
Gorgeous. :)
Posted 9 Years Ago
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9 Years Ago
Thank you my sweet friend. I appreciate you! :) Julie
The color of love certainly speaks to hearts'... on purpose for the anticipation of night so as the silence of night could help spirits get glistened more... & more alongwith roses-scents.. lying next to the the tender hum of each other's awaken-heartbeats. Your romantic heart's seemed a bit philosophical here to this page. Well written!
"the day breathes roses awakening the butterflies" what a line! Julie, there were tears glistening in my eyes when I finished reading your poignant words. A lilting lullaby of reminiscing. Lydi*
I've been writing poetry for 15 years. My poetry isn't unique in any way, but it is written from the heart.
I have trouble keeping up with everyone's poetry, so please send me rr's.
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