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Meadowmuse
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0 posted 2000-03-24 07:30 PM




The Pillow of You



Silence clings fast to the hours of the night
cloaked full in burgundy's droplets, sweet,
of a wine tasted once too often but still
before daybreak I'll drink my fill complete.

Tumbling words, spice~bound, into my lap
read fragrant soundings through til dawn.
I've heard many dreams speak, but if you please,
ease the pillow of you, my weary head upon.


Dear LadyClaire



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Martie
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1 posted 2000-03-24 07:35 PM


Oh Claire, the feeling of this...has no name, except it touched me...and the last line is sublime!
Janet Marie
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2 posted 2000-03-24 09:22 PM


simply pure perfection...
when your pen puts down emotions seen thru your heart's eyes...perfection is the gift.
jm

 Do you live by the book, do you play by the rules
Do you care what is thought by others about you
If this day is all that is promised to you
Do you live for the present, the future the past...
tracy chapman


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3 posted 2000-03-24 09:32 PM


Claire~

The clarity of your aware
catches me everytime.

~*Marge*~



 ~*The pen of the poet never runs out of ink, as long as we breathe.*~
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4 posted 2000-03-24 09:36 PM


Wonderful!! I love the tenderness to this one. Nicely written Claire  
Mike
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5 posted 2000-03-24 11:17 PM


I don't know if I can adequately explain this, but I find myself unable to select a favorite line or phrase because this exquisite work is an entirety unto itself.

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6 posted 2000-03-24 11:25 PM


Soft and beautiful words, Meadowmuse.  In a word, exquisite.

 *Krista Knutson*

~*Only when trudging through the soul's darkest midnight can one truly appreciate the glory of the sunrise*~



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7 posted 2000-03-24 11:25 PM


Claire,

Very, very nice work.  

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8 posted 2000-03-24 11:32 PM


I must say I love any woman that can write a poem like this one. Beautiful, Claire.
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9 posted 2000-03-24 11:48 PM


Wow, this is a wonderful poem.
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10 posted 2000-03-25 12:32 PM



I agree with Janet Marie .... this is pure perfection, Claire ....

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11 posted 2000-03-25 01:25 AM


Claire,
        this is just too wonderful!!  I can picture being with the one that I love, her head on my chest. . . too delightful!!

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 That which gives light must endure burning
--Victor Frankl


Corinne
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12 posted 2000-03-25 01:59 AM


very lovely, Claire!


Corinne

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13 posted 2000-03-25 02:51 AM


Eloquently wonderous! Picturesque, and divine!

Love it!

Rex Allen McCoy
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14 posted 2000-03-25 09:24 AM


Claire ... reading your writing is becoming an addiction ... worse than chocolates
Please ... may we have another?

Rex}>{{{{o>

Elizabeth Santos
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15 posted 2000-03-25 10:58 AM


An eloquence that comes easy to you, comes easy to us. This is superb writing
Liz

Michael
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16 posted 2000-03-25 11:08 AM


Ah, this was a soft pillow of a poem, Claire.  Beautifully done as always.


michael

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17 posted 2000-03-25 08:50 PM



Martie
Janet Marie
Marge
Ruth
Mike
Krista
Michael
Balladeer
Lost Dreamer
Pepper
Sven
Corinne
Madame Butterfly
Rex
Liz
Michael

Thank you ALL, in earnest, for reading this little piece and letting me know you've enjoyed it. Your responses have given me so much to smile about.  


Claire



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18 posted 2000-03-25 08:54 PM




A heart embraced in soft warm,
Is likely to give in return,
To those who give of this billow warmth,
There's nothing to describe it's feeling or perfection.

(Your poem described so well how I believe many wish they could feel.  Marvelous)



Nan
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19 posted 2000-03-26 09:27 AM


"Silence clings fast to the hours of the night..."

Nice opener, Claire - and the rest follows suit.. I really enjoyed this...

Poet deVine
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20 posted 2000-03-26 11:01 AM


Oh, my how lovely!  
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21 posted 2000-03-26 01:35 PM


This is a nice one... 'tumbling words' ...I liked that.
Mistikman
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22 posted 2000-03-26 01:40 PM


This is beautiful Claire, Excellent work.
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