Pillows

Pillows

A Poem by Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox

My pillows echo soft and lingering memories faintly entangled in your scent. You are woven into my linens. Left as a reminder of time, in Heaven spent. From this waking slumber never shall I shake. Intoxicating inhalations of our first impressions, shy confessions, laughs and tousled inhibitions all left in between these sheets . . . .do keep me captivated every morning that I wake.

© 2015 Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox


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Vivid in your approach with this verse...I do feel the rhyme is a bit much...yet seems that's what came out as this develops in the lines...a different take at the theme...in which you use "Pillows"...all the "ions" in the lather part...

Posted 10 Years Ago


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RED
WOW!! Nice.

Can you tell me your opinion on my short poem??

Thanks in advance.

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox

10 Years Ago

Thank you very much! Yes I will do so as I have time. :)
RED

10 Years Ago

Thank you. ^_^

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Added on April 1, 2015
Last Updated on April 1, 2015
Tags: love, poem, poetry, relationships, true love, daydream, slumber

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Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox
Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox

Fort Wayne, IN



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My name is Em. I'm an old soul in new shoes. Love is a seed, I sprinkle it everywhere. more..

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