Bodacious nectar'd' candy ~

Bodacious ginger'd candied poetry

still life of Monet's marmalade art

dark cherry wine lingerie

Beethoven's flair of symphony

surrendered in your rapture

submitted to your every whim

 bondage and silky wraps 

rapid rhythmic rhyming beats

reverberate breathing sparks

painted Daliesque posies

silent echoes of dark apparitions

ocean swells anointing bliss

moon tides sacred kiss,

nature's chromatic dust

pink pearlized polka dots

intoxicating kaleidoscopic eyes

reflections of butterfly hues

darkly encapsulated horror

naked souls, weeping spirits

sculpted iridescent rainbows

brazen relished heart's desire

rubik's cube algorithm mind games

wrap'd in figgy puddin' ladyfingers 

tickling traces in bold context

power of words compels us, 

cure for anything at all,

  salty sea breezes

& poetry ~

• Still Life with Bottle, Carafe, Bread and Wine

•  Claude Monet Paintings

Author's Note

captcha~atunnely
Graphic~Mary Fox, Reverie

Reviews

[emmajoy]

What a magnifcence of words! This is a mix of emotion and experience, the looking into rather than just looking at. Your word use is just breathtaking, near muddle of legend and idiom.. tis astounding, one of the best of your very best and how many those are!

'.. darkly encapsulated horror ~ naked souls, weeping spirits ~ sculpted iridescent rainbows ~ brazen relished heart's desire ~ rubik's cube algorithm mind games ~ wrap'd in figgy puddin' ladyfingers .. '

In an intensely thoughtful way, you've re-interpreted the canvas.. magical!

[Frieda P]

Wow petulia, you knocked me off my chair with this one, thanks so much Emma, you humble me with your kind words my friend. I'm saving this review! Grazie mille....xo

[Eric Pudalov]

Beautiful review, Emma! This is almost as wonderful as the poem itself; in fact, you helped me write mine. I was at a loss for words at first!

[Cassie]

After reading this, I feel like I have been relishing a lollilop, that has a cherry strawberry taste....This words, tell us with Arzel if your chewed and swallowed the dictionary or are you the one who made it....

[Frieda P]

Funny lady you. ;-) Don't be encouraging that teenage nutter now! Thanks so much Cassie, always love to see your smiling face on my page....

[Cassie]

hahahaha....yes mademoiselle, I wont encourage her no more...Arzel, see I have been warned, I don't conquer with you any more...

[Blue]

Mothernutter, you have no authority over people who love me!!! :P :P

[Blue]

It often amazes me how you aptly and creatively choose adjectives to adorn your poetry, mothernutter... Are you sure you haven't swallowed the dictionary? I'll leave the scholarly reviews to people like Emma... ;)

[Cassie]

Your review here Arzel, I conquer with you...has Frieda swallowed the dictionary or did she make it. Answer as Frieda....

[Frieda P]

Had that with a side of Wuthering Heights for lunch yesterday. Grazie mille little nutter. ;-)

[Blue]

I've just read your review Cassie and I think your theory about Frieda inventing the dictionary is most likely. :)

[Blue]

Mothernutter, I've read the first few pages of Wuthering Heights and got lost. I'm thinking of reading it from the start again. :P

[Frieda P]

Oh my you must, Emily Bronte is genius...you won't be sorry, the beginning is always the toughest part, but once you get into it, you'll fall in love.....

[Cassie]

Yes she definately did that Arzel, #I forgot I had promised not to encourage you any more# let her let the cat out of the bad...Frieda, go on..we wont tell

[Frieda P]

Haha I just caught your remark to Cassie, yep....I'm that old! ;-P

[Cassie]

here we say...old is gold...lol. have a fab evening you two

[Frieda P]

Here we say 'old as dirt' haha

[Blue]

I bought that book, of course I'm not giving up on it. ;) And Cassie, you're funny. :P

[Tai Ryens]

This poem enraptured me in its magnificent contents, and the way it portrays relaxation as a cure-all to any ills that might befall the intellectual. Not only is it the medicine that gets us out of bad times, but 'tis also the candy we enjoy to indulge in. Well done.

[Frieda P]

I love this review Tai, exactly my sentiments, thanks so much.

[Saddam]

bondage and silky wraps
rapid rhythmic rhyming beats
reverberate breathing sparks

Beautiful....Increase my rhythmic beat and sound and then a spark came on it

ocean swells anointing bliss
moon tides sacred kiss,
nature's chromatic dust

[Frieda P]

Thanks so much Ssadd, glad you enjoyed my musings.

[Saddam]

of course i'm. thanks a lot dear.

[Pryde Foltz]

ocean swells anointing bliss
moon tides sacred kiss,

I have to say it; this poem was delicious. Can anyone say word-candy.

Ps. I caught you rhyming again;)

[Frieda P]

Say it isn't so ;-) ...ha, love 'word -candy'. Thanks so much Pryde.

[Rita L. Sev]

Sea breezes, poetry, and something sweet - yes, I'd say those cure just about everything! This poem tingles the taste buds and awakens the mind's eye - love it, Frieda!

[Coyote Poetry]

Amazing poetry my writer friend. I had to read again for the pleasure of the words. Good places and visions create by your strong description. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[Frieda P]

Thanks Coyote, muchly appreciated.

[SAYED THANGAL]

well designed poem, enjoyed

[Frieda P]

Thanks so much Sayed.

[Praveeta]

Another lovely write from a talented poet. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us.

[Frieda P]

Grazie mille Praveeta.

[Praveeta]

You are welcome.

[Trace]

I really liked lines, 2, 7 9, 13 and 22,,,, and the last 3

[Frieda P]

Thanks Trace, you made me work for this review, I had to go search ;-)

[Trace]

I was just teasing you. I liked lines 14 and 15 too.
Trace