BreezeA Poem by Lorraine Hamptonsometimes the simplest things are the most enjoyable.Breeze
In
a black chair At
a black desk Open
window Let’s
wind inside, It
blows coldly.
With
my eyes closed, I
see the sun, I
smell the grass. Cushion
squishes While
I leaned back.
On
the futon, My laptop plays, Scarborough fair A soft song By Celtic Woman
Soft
flute and harp And
echoed voice She
sings parsley, Rosemary
thyme Missing
her love.
I
taste the breeze. Icy
winds kiss My
bare soft cheeks I
welcome this And
fall asleep © 2013 Lorraine Hampton |
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1 Review Added on March 19, 2013 Last Updated on March 19, 2013 Tags: wind, contemporary poetry, Celtic, bliss AuthorLorraine HamptonLouisville, KYAboutI have a love for the tragic, a knack for language, and a love of writing. I hope to someday write in a professional manner. I am also an artist, and like to capture humanity's contradictions. My writ.. more..Writing
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