like the frigid brushes
of winter’s demise upon
the barren trees so, too,
my longing for what was wanes
of winter’s demise upon
the barren trees so, too,
my longing for what was wanes
between my legs
the heat of summer rushes
in crimson torrents of love’s
faded memories
my fertile heart now ploughed
waiting the kiss of spring
and the blooming of love anew
the heat of summer rushes
in crimson torrents of love’s
faded memories
my fertile heart now ploughed
waiting the kiss of spring
and the blooming of love anew
with
you
.
.
.
21 comments:
so powerful!! lusciously delicious! xo
WOW. This one is awesome, Gypsy. Your muse is back and in tip top shape. Congrats on the publication of your poems!!
Dear Jenean:
So long. This time, I wanted to come by and say 'Hello.' Hope you're doing well and fine.
Love anew is something everyone needs on a regular basis. Finding new love in the existing love needs a lot of work.
Wishing you joy and love,
Susan
Ahhh this one is nice. It welcomes love
Can you believe this? I read your poem, can see how good it is, and yet can't connect with it. Would that be some form of despair?
I'm going away with Hélène to France for almost two months. We will finally stay longer than planned, maybe even longer than that if we can. Money's not a problem, but some circumstances could. We're expecting visitors from Europe in July for a few weeks, so that's a problem I fear… Next year we will go away for much longer than that.
Away from my country, Québec (as you well know), away from my son that I perhaps love but surely don't like.
A dark period. Some other things also… I will tell you one day.
hey glynis! thanks so much for dropping by - and for such kind words - glad you liked - i wasn't even sure i would post this one when i did it the other day -
like i was telling glynis, i wasn't even sure i would post this when i did it the other day - sometimes i'm not really sure of the words - as far as others are concerned anyway - but glad you like, trish - thanks so much!
and susan deborah! it's been such a long time and so nice to have you come by and leave a note - you're right, too, about the work in finding new love in old love - but it's always worth the try...again - wonderful to see you - and do come again soon!
thank you, APO - love is always welcome, just sometimes a bit bashful i think! ;)
you and helene will have a wonderful time trekking about france again, roger - you seem to find yourself during those trips - and perhaps your european friends could just reschedule their visit to you for a while to allow you the time you want in france? - just a thought - i'm sorry for the issues with your son and know sadly what that's like - but you can only do what you can only do and hope that is enough - one of those things is to let him know that no matter what else, you are his father and will always love him - i know you'll have a wonderful time in france and it will restore you!
Wow! Who knew a flower could have such a sub text?
Mollie Bloom would love it.
ooh, pat! always such a joy to have you come by!! thank you!
Spring has Sprung in The Garden and in You! Wonderful Poem, my dear.
oh, dear naomi - and your words always brighten my days! ;)
I hope you are feeling better.
your thoughtfulness is so appreciated pat - thank you! ;)
Happy Mother's Day!
and you, trish!!!
my dear gypsy, hello and so glad i got here finally...something has been up between blogger and my ability to leave comments....these are powerful words and when i saw the photo-coming AFTER i read your words, such is my connection so slow...i was blown away by the power of your message.
as always, my dear, you move me places.... much love to you. i miss you too. ♥
how wonderful to have you come by dear lady! your visits always bring a ray of much needed sunshine here! i'm still a bit distracted with other things right now but working to get back on a creative kilter somehow! hope all is well with you and yours - sending much love - j
Hey, Gypsy, sent you a text message and email, did you receive?? You okay?
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