It's been a while since you've dabbled in the seasons Mrs.R, and I'm happy to see you return to them...my head is still aching and congested so reading anything remains a chore let alone reviewing it, but the first four lines are jut exquisite...the idea of seasons as rhyme without reason is something that had never crossed my mind before, but you already know how good you are at taking my senses to places I've never been...the image of the leaf really speaks to me in this one, not the one you smoke (haha) but the Canadian one...it's hard to explain but I'll just say it made it easier for me to relate to this one, as if I needed any help in relating to your work right? Astounding work as always love...xo
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I hadn't even realized until I read your words, sorry you're still feeling under the weather, no pun.. read moreI hadn't even realized until I read your words, sorry you're still feeling under the weather, no pun intended. :) Thanks my sweet friend. xo
What is it about autumn that makes it hard for us to relinquish summer? Such a tender poem for a fleeting season, and your presentation is apropos...here's to wishing we could jump in a pile of leaves!
My best,
Kelly
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With a gallon of Ben & Jerry's, sounds perfect Kelly! Thanks so much.
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You're so welcomed...and I love Ed Sheeran...thanks for the beautiful song! You know, I haven't had.. read moreYou're so welcomed...and I love Ed Sheeran...thanks for the beautiful song! You know, I haven't had a gallon of Ben & Jerry's yet! I always get the pint size, so I won't over indulge...but someday!!!!
I took your advice chief-editor-in-command, I think it rolls off the tongue muchly better :) Grazie .. read moreI took your advice chief-editor-in-command, I think it rolls off the tongue muchly better :) Grazie mille...
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You are oh so welcome queen of apostroliphica --- ha ha you know that one is going up!
Different times of the year bring back different memories....and melancholy melodies. Summer comes to an end just as some old romances do.....and all that is left is the whisper of what once was. A poignant beauty, Frieda. Lydi**
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Thanks so much Lydikey, can't believe it's September already....
Reads like a requiem for a lost lover or for summer, which ever the reader so chooses. The true feelings seem burried beneath the words?
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You should know by now, most poems meanings are written 'tween the lines dear poet....it's always co.. read moreYou should know by now, most poems meanings are written 'tween the lines dear poet....it's always complicated.
As seasons leave spaces for memory and desires, you leave that to your readers. To some people, seasons reflect our inner states. Excellent...:)..........
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It certainly does feel that way Sami, grazie mille for your kind words. :)
So a word like Zephyr somehow coupled with the coming of autumn provoked a write such as this? Well then, what other words need to be uttered to have another? My favourite bit is the last third or so, as the poem slowly flows into what feels like a whisper, or perhaps the dying breath of summer's heat?
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Ahh I like that interpretation muchly, zephyr will usually do it, but there are a few other words to.. read moreAhh I like that interpretation muchly, zephyr will usually do it, but there are a few other words too...love a whispered hush, always. Thanks Esse.
If you want to know me, read my poetry, it's all in there. I am a mother of three sons (my finest moments) a sister, a survivor and a little bit crazy. I lost my beloved sister to suicide, so you'll.. more..