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serenity blaze
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0 posted 2003-08-15 01:17 PM


schubert--
opened door
imprompt
B flat major sat--
and her daughters
drifted in
grace of elbows
tomboy grins
stopped there
at my stare--begin--
the proper play
that I would write.

debussey--
clair-de-lune
she blushed
stark and lean
and carelessness
something in her
wondering
if she was as beautiful
as my eyes painted her...
a debutante without a clue--

I watched the youngest follow suit.

Mozart with a playful hand--
divertimento
understood
I watched her underneath my brow--
noting she stood when they stood--
and when they sat with ankles crossed,
she frowned and mimicked without grace
she grabbed a magazine and faked
blushing
knowing that I saw...

"Oh-you-are-so-beautiful."
That is what I saw today.
A Mother, sister, and the kid,
and the way they tilted head
whispered to each other, "see?"
smiling secrets family--

I painted them within my mind.



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1 posted 2003-08-15 01:27 PM


Thanks for this classical peep-show -- you pinned 'em like butterflies in a display case.....

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wranx
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2 posted 2003-08-15 01:28 PM


Just when the HELL are you gonna get serious about getting published!

You're starting to [annoy]me off now. You need to be read, witch!

Ok, I'm better now. But do work on it, huh?


Lub ya,

~yeti

[This message has been edited by wranx (08-15-2003 01:28 PM).]

Martie
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3 posted 2003-08-15 02:25 PM


serenity

You are an artist of color and emotion...so human in the way you speak your heart, so fragile and strong.  I loved this!

angelblueyes
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4 posted 2003-08-15 02:44 PM


You paint these images well with your words.You are the essence and the soul of a great poetess
angelblueyes

JamesMichael
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5 posted 2003-08-15 03:36 PM


Like this spicy slice of life...James
Susan Caldwell
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6 posted 2003-08-15 04:06 PM


Okay, so I admit it took me a moment to get what was going on....blame it on the full moon...

The descriptions were outstanding!  (as always).  

I loved every word.


nakdthoughts
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7 posted 2003-08-15 04:09 PM


I think you are classic...
I am enjoying your words, especially lately.

hugs
M

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8 posted 2003-08-15 04:28 PM


enjoy  your read
serenity blaze
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9 posted 2003-08-15 04:29 PM


You are all so kind, and it didn't take much to write this one. Those three ladies were pure poetry already--all I did was point 'em out to you.

I LOVE people--I could sit at a table at a sidewalk cafe' and just watch them all day...

and? I'm an incorrigible eavesdropper too!

Thanks for the yummy compliments.

Hugs to all.

Dark Angel
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10 posted 2003-08-15 05:25 PM


Heehee you're a classic Sis and so is tis poem.

And...

what "Yeti" said!

this is a

Maree

fate is not just
whose cooking  smells good
but which way the wind blows

(Ani DiFranco)


brian sites
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11 posted 2003-08-16 01:03 AM


I turn this
over in my hands
each facet has my eyes
in a quickening

subject...artist...canvas...music
subjectartistcanvasmusic

spinning a diamondhard
light

to pierce

me

you take my breath,
love

garysgirl
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12 posted 2003-08-16 01:09 AM


"Oh-you-are-so-beautiful."
That is what I saw today.
A Mother, sister, and the kid,
and the way they tilted head
whispered to each other, "see?"
smiling secrets family--

I painted them within my mind.


Karen, sweet Lady, this is beautiful.
Just amazing writing.  
Hugs  
Ethel



serenity blaze
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13 posted 2003-08-16 01:58 PM


Thank you, and unlike the amazing Corinne, who wrote this amazing poem, Cecelia's escape
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I can't say that I have that grace or ability. These ladies were so real--and I have to thank Bri, because in a conversation later that day, as I described them to him, he said that I "must write" them--so thank you Bri, for pointing out the naturally occurring poetry of the beauty of people.



You are evidence that my faith in that beauty is not misplaced.

Thanks all once again for your kindness, and your continued generosity in replies.

Love to all.

gemjop
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14 posted 2003-08-19 09:15 AM


Oh my god, back to the top with this m lady.

I cannot speak, but know its goin in my library.

Instant karma's gonna get you.

Sunshine
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15 posted 2003-08-19 09:29 AM


Shoot.

What they said, little girl.
Get with it.

Kaoru
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16 posted 2003-08-19 09:53 AM


Sometimes, you remind me of King, in his more poetic of moments.. Which is often, if you're a fan, you know..

You really have a style that's all your own, of course. I love it

KristieSue
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17 posted 2003-08-19 10:26 AM


ditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto dittoditto ditto

figured that would cover it since everyone else said it anyway ;-p

Failure isn't failure if a lesson from it is learned ~ KS

El_Campeador
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18 posted 2003-08-19 12:27 PM


You painted a picture perfectly, Karen.

“We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we can find in our travels is an honest friend.” –Robert Louis Stevenson

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