
Painting by Jim Warren
Warmth
It is a dark and cold November day. The clouds are dragging grey across the dull sky, faded dead leaves litter the ground. Even the fire doesn’t provide warmth. I need something to spark my flame. I need you.
You beckon, drawing me into the bedroom. Beneath the sheets, you cuddled in my arms, I see lovers in the vibrant clouds. The setting sun glints rainbows on the tropical waters with horses dancing in the waves. A warm breeze over the cool, majestic mountains makes me forget the forecast of snow. Waterfalls near and far pulls me more into your allure.
I search you out on a cold dark day
Your agile tongue speaks in my mind
I follow your elegance
Dreaming with open eyes
Bewitched by your tone
Another land
On your pages
A book
You
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This is a double Challenge.
I decided to participate in Sadje’s What Do You See challenge, which she recently started to host. She provided the painting at the top (Painted by Jim Warren, found on Google) as this week’s prompt.
This was also written for Colleen’s weekly poetry challenge. This week’s key words are Grace and Style, but only synonyms can be used. I chose a Haibun with a nonet.
I hope you enjoyed this love poem to books and reading :)
Very romantic fantasy poem.
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Thanks
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YW!
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Wow, Trent… This is so romantic. Your imagery sublime! 💗
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Thanks! Despite writing stories that are close to horror, I am a romantic at heart :)
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LOL! Same here. 😉
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Wonderful, Trent. I love this magical relationship with a book.
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Thanks, Diana. My guess is that most authors know that magical relationship with a book very well.
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Intimate enough to made even a secure wife wonder.. Well done Trent.
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Thanks, Violet. I’ll admit that I sometimes have an affair with a book, but how long the affair lasts depends on the number pages…
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This is well done, Trent.
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Thanks, Robbie
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