my palms can hold your hand at
night, i wonder how they reached so
many miles, combed some bay and
the west sea, with a floater. i am sure.
probably. you have ten fingers but
felt like twenty in a piano. you tickle
my toes and make my heart flutter
like a feather from a cheerful sparrow.
mornings. i hate mornings. but i love
you more. and the blessing to build
this nest with you.
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This is a beautiful and gentle hymn to the Muse: thank you so much for sharing!
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thank you for your musing prompt, Ingrid. I adore your take, too.
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this is such a gentle loving tribute, touched me!
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awww. you are so sweet. thank you, dear Kate.
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you are most welcome Rosema 🙂
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❤ ❤ ❤ have a lovely weekend, dear!
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and you! I’ve had a nice sunny Saturday 🙂
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Sunny is always love love!
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suits me in winter, that’s for sure
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indeed!!
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so gentle… so pure Rosie
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thank you, dear Mich!
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This is lovely … the last line made my heart skip a beat ~~~~ ‘I hate mornings. but i love you more and the blessing to build this nest with you.’
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awww. thank you for feeling those words, Ms. Helen.
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I agree with those that said it’s gentle. It’s also soothing. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you so much, dear friend.
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You’re welcome! 💙
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This is gentle and beautifully penned from your heart. Love the ending lines.
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thank you for noticing the closing lines, Grace. ❤
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the muse that tickles your heart is the best kind ever. gentle, affectionate poem Rosie
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awww. ever sweet. thank you, dear Gina.
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