White Violets

Neville

White Violets

 

I very nearly fell asleep

Without remembering

The four white violets

And the green sweater

You both made famous

In whatever year it was

 

But that was long ago

And way before I ever

Fell in love with words

Or began this oh’ so

Singular affair with poetry

 

I remember now though

How they looked

Like four pearlescent stars

Pinned to a green field

Left off centre, rising gently

And breathing sighs …

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 5th, 2020 07:35
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  • PoeticBiscuit

    Sweet, and fulfilling. What more could you ask from a good write?

    • Neville


      I dunno but am sure gonna thank you timely and true πŸ™‚

    • orchidee

      A fine write Neville. You got any more lasses I should meet? Or should avoid?!

      • Neville


        Loads but that’s just the way it goes... Thanks Orchidee πŸ˜‡ πŸ’šπŸ€‘πŸ€ͺπŸ‘

      • Fay Slimm.

        The rise and fall of that whiteness on green with every female breath I felt was so seductive - - - another memory of long-ago fun and so expertly expressed mon ami ................x

        • Neville


          thanking you kindly Fay and true...

        • dusk arising

          She drew breath
          the violets beckoned
          your heart fluttered
          memories were made

          You do create some lovely images with which to romance.

          • Neville


            Cheers DA, how bloomin kind and much appreciated you are my friend.. πŸ‘

          • Goldfinch60

            That rise and fall can be so mesmerising, as are your words.

            Andy

            • Neville

              How bloomin kind GF60 and he thanks ya for it, no end sir

              Neville

            • MendedFences27

              **** 'Four stars" for this one, "pearlescent" or otherwise. "Breathing sighs" of envy here. A very gentle memory of long ago lost but not forgotten beauty. But, hey, let's not try to blame poetry for everything. Loved this one. - Phil A.

            • Neville


              Much appreciated Phil, very much sir..

              Neville

            • Fay Slimm.

              What a telling word is "pearlescent" when on a green sweater that moved so seductively - - good memories eh my romantic friend. ?

              • Neville



                absolutely .................................................................................... thank you Fay .. x



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