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In This Moment by Annabel Sheila Thursday, February 09, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Every now and then a particular moment comes along....and everything makes sense....another inspiration from the little bunky in the woods. It was a beautiful moonlit night......

The moon…a perfect orb in a darkened sky! Diamond encrusted snow blankets the earth. Lengthy shadows stroke the landscape, Hiding behind trees…standing perfectly still! Stars wink at the full moon, flirting unabashedly! In the bedroom window she sits alone… Her sigh hangs like cloud in the icy air Wafting through the open window! There is no more than this moment! Body and soul in absolute harmony! Her naked flesh tingles in a sudden breeze. Old man winter’s ragged breath An icy draught upon her pale skin! And in this moment she’s certain… She’s never been more connected to the earth! © Annabel Sheila
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Reviewed by Michael Jones	3/19/2012

I and the earth are one! Annabel, magnificently inked you sculpured: this poem made the weather seem not so frigid. Thanks for the warmth of your heart and the mastery of your pen! Peace!!!




Reviewed by jude forese	2/13/2012

exceptional ambiance and tone ...




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	2/12/2012

Perfect! I can relate completely to this expressive offering. It also is very much in relation to what I posted on my Facebook page today. Thank you for sharing this gift, Anna. Love and best wishes, Regis




Reviewed by C. McGovern-Bowen	2/10/2012

You take me there, Annabel! A magical capture, Carolyn




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	2/10/2012

Marvelous!




Reviewed by Patrick Granfors	2/9/2012

More like stuck to it, like a tongue stuck to a frozen flagpole. Put some clothes on girl it's COLD outside;-) Besides you've got me all tingly. Patrick




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	2/9/2012

Stunning...it is really something how our body and soul connect to nature, I love this Anna! Hugs, Chrissie




Reviewed by Lonnie Hicks	2/9/2012

Very sensual and beautiful at the same time. Winder, the moon become persons in this scene, witnesses, interacting with the pale form on the bed. Nice.




Reviewed by Mark Lichterman	2/9/2012

Very beautiful, Anna. But for a lady that must go through a tunnel of snow to get out of her front door, a sudden breeze on naked flesh may not be too harsh... Truly, though, I know the feeling. The very rare sensation that all appears to be well and right. Your friend; Mark




Reviewed by Laura Fall	2/9/2012

Wonderfully written poetry indeed Laura




Reviewed by Richard King	2/9/2012

All that �northern blood� coursing through your veins would presumably allow you to sit near an open window in the dead of winter? Not for me.... NOT ON A BET!!! A marvelous poem none-the-less. More, MORE!! Dick




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	2/9/2012

Nice picture and the poem was just lovely. Course all that naked skin she was shivering in would've made a better picture. But that's just me, you know. Heehee




Reviewed by Mary Ann Biddinger	2/9/2012

Lovely ambiance ~ touch of winter's earth 'n' moon to one's soul. Beautifully penned ~ Anna Lady Mary Ann