…the dress hugged her body like a child to mother’s bosom, comforting every curve…
hair and makeup skillfully applied, grand masterpiece of illusion…
…emotion stood, enticing in streetlight halo, shroud draped and steadfast…
weeks of wear, broken blockade signals fear, knight in shining armor…
…deliverance offered, rescue shines, blinding blue…
secure in silent suffering… grand masterpiece of illusion
Best opening line of the year
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Thank you, sir.
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Not entirely sure what it all means, Denise, but you have conjured some skillful imagery, especially ‘…emotion stood, enticing in streetlight halo, shroud draped and steadfast…’
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A bit of the old stream ‘o c, Doug. Thank you for reading and appreciating.
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Wow wow wow, and I agree with “UP” 🙂
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Thank you x3 Zelda 🙂
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You’re most welcome always! 🙂 ❤
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The opening is amazing. Your words form a complete picture
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Thank you, Sadje.
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You’re welcome
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Excellent writing!
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Thank you, Reena!
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena.
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Thank you for the re-blog Reena!!
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put us in the column with Paul (and Z) excellent opening line
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Column completed with check mark. Thank you, Clark.
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form fit
two bit
to whit
or whet
and yet
sexy lady
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Why, thank you, u15!
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Secure in silent suffering — many carry off that illusion. Excellent!
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You’re so very right on that one, Mimi. Thank you 🙂
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Richly written, Denise; yep, that opening! The accompanying track… truly transporting.
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Thanks so much, Chris. “Mood” music for sure, eh? lol
This was one of those times when you stumble on some music and find your Six in it.
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An awesome combination 🙂
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I like the description of dress, hair and makeup as a “grand masterpiece of illusion” perhaps for the shining knight.
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Thank you, Frank. As usual, you give me pause to consider from a different perspective!
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God, but this is gorgeous word witchery!
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We aim to please! Thank you, Liz!
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Reblogged this on NEW BLOG HERE >> https:/BOOKS.ESLARN-NET.DE.
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Can I be The Last in line, with Paul,Z, Clark?
Witchery it is…what else than magic can it be when you tap into conciousness!
And the cherry on top, the growling blues riffs…ahhh
(To emphasize the impact of your Six, I had to go out in the snow in search of an open place to get a cigar!
It demanded clouds of swirling smoke, milady!! )
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I’m certain they would enjoy your company, Spira.
No difficulty believing in that! And “the magic we feel is worth a lifetime”.
Glad you enjoyed.
(I trust you provided sufficient clouds 😉)
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It’s an intriguing poem that makes me want to know more of the story. And just to be different- it’s that last line (finger snaps)
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I’m glad you found it so, D. Might I suggest you cue the song again or 3 or 4. Close your eyes.. and allow the story to unfold.
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“You are the hand that writes
And quickly moves away!”
(I most certainly did!😉)
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Each line sounds like a beautiful haiku, though I didn’t count the number of syllables.
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Thank you, Romi. I’ve always enjoyed poetry. Sad to say, I’m woefully unfamiliar with the various forms.
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Such beautiful and sensitive word play, Denise. Love it.
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Thank you, Jenne 🙂
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