Curl in your tummy
closer to your chest,
ribbon each second,
let your lungs rest.
Closer to your chest,
consider each night’s
blank page mess where you
ribbon each second,
lasso the closest moon,
blink with two fireflies, then
let your lungs rest
before your ears hum with
tomorrow’s yolk-sun.
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Beautifully written, Rosema ❤️
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How seamless each line meshes into the next like a mantra of peace Love that yolk-sun, and the ribboning of each second. A gorgeous meditative poem to read this morning.
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aha. how gorgeous your thoughts are, Grace. thank you!
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Delightfully peaceful! Loved it!
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Thank you so much, Ms. Susan!
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Your trimeric is creative and beautifully composed. I love it. The image I am swooning over ….
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Aww. You are kind, Ms. Helen. Thank you.
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Nice blog and interesting articles … Congratulations
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Hi, Paintdigi. Welcome to this corner! Thank you.
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Welcome dear friend 🌺
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This is absolutely lovely! 😀 I love how naturally the verses mesh with each other here 💝💝
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yay! That means a lot coming from you, Sanaa!
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I love how this threads together so well, from sundown to sunup.
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aha. you summed it up beautifully, Jane.
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🙂
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Each morning we are born anew. At sunrise, are we still human, or are we born a different bird?
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aaaaah. such a poignant thought, Ms. Lisa. I’ll prefer to be a bird any day. 🙂
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🙂 ❤
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So lovely, a peaceful resting and then to welcome the dawn!
pax,
dora
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aha. thank you, Dora!
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Beautiful. I love it. It’s so peaceful.
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Thank you, Regine!
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I love how you describe the process of rest with the curling up, before the yolk sun is the to welcome you back
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aha. thank you, Bjorn. Thank you.
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I love the beautiful simplicity of your language here:
‘ribbon each second,
lasso the closest moon,’
Delightful work with the form!
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oooh. thank you for picking those lines, Ingrid thank you.
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This whole poem is enchantment but especially the lines: “lasso the closest moon / blink with two fireflies” ❤
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oohhh. i do love that, too. thank you. thank you.
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