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Merci Tussie Mussie Parfumer
by Mary Ann Biddinger → (All Poetry by Mary Ann Biddinger)
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                                ~  Merci     Tussie  Mussie   Parfumer~

 

                       The chill to the moors has come from the north winds
                                Brewing of a plum spice tea fills the air
                           Wrapped in a colorful couette  finding warmth
                                           On a cooler day to spring


                        Ah, the children, nine with precious Grace in my arms
                       To the children's delight of sitting by the fireplace hearth
                          Cuddled  in a circle telling stories of the day to fun
                                      Soon will be in their rooms sharing

Logs to fireplace on the third floor
Embers glowing, warm till mornings light
Laying Grace  in her carved delicate cradle
To the window fastening the shutters
A spring of new arrival onto a wind swirl of  snow


Tussie Mussie grand/'mere hands of tedious hours
Adorn each room for a smile comes to the placement
The children love to touch and sniff the scents
Provence Lavender essence


The armoire of maghony lives in the library
Literary writers books of poetry and lore
Childrens books of Fairytales, edges worn
Tales of enchantment by the hearth of the library grand


Inside the armorie are drawers hidden compartments
You may open the the drawers
A silk lavender ribbon tied round a poetry book
Parfumer bottles lovely glass stoppers a tiny finger high


Grand/'mere gave Grace an heirloom of Bijoux embelished
To the children all treasures too Grand'mere's armoire

To the delight of the children
French whimsy's ambiance and flow


Tea pot is whistling all nine children delight in a spring day
Peach and apricot tea brewed Grace eyes open bright to their smiles
To sweet pastries breakfast table layed in the nook
Wonderful filling my home with warmth, love Merci
grand/'mere for your grace.




Merci  Tussie Mussie  Parfumer
13September2010(c)
Mary Ann Biddinger

 

        

 

 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "Merci Tussie Mussie Parfumer"
Reviewed by Asa Seeley
Reviewed on May 23, 2012
there are beautiful blessings that can't be bought like the essence of 'perfect love' in our lives. thanks


asa

Reviewed on May 4, 2012
Lovely work as always, beautiful descriptives.

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on May 3, 2012
You have recreated and shared the ambiance and the experience most effectively via your verses, Mary Ann. Thank you. Love and best wishes,

Regis

Reviewed by Don Juan Amante
Reviewed on May 3, 2012
so easy to picture it all, beautiful!

Reviewed by Amor Sabor
Reviewed on April 28, 2012
Beautiful the complexities of these perfumed images from that mahogany armoire...such as satchels of heaven within the lines of these precious poetic verses.

Reviewed by Christine Alwin
Reviewed on April 27, 2012
Mary Ann, Stunning sentimental journey wrapped in vintage...I love this treasure!
Blessings,
Christine

Reviewed by Paul Judges
Reviewed on April 25, 2012
A lovely poem, Mary

Reviewed by Phyllis Jean Green
Reviewed on April 23, 2012
Ahhhhhhhhh.:) SO beautiful and vivid and satisfying. Poetic in the very best sense!

LOVE it!!!

xOx Phyllis xOx

N: believe it's "armoir." That or "armoire."

Reviewed by Annabel Sheila
Reviewed on April 23, 2012
Lovely escape to more serene times, Mary Ann! Beautifully penned, sweet lady!!!

Hugs,
Anna

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on April 23, 2012
A truly lovely piece, as is that marvelous painting.

Reviewed on April 22, 2012
I read this a few times to catch all of the imagery. delightful has been said. I have to agree.enjoyed.

Reviewed by Vivian Dawson
Reviewed on April 22, 2012
Tender and Inviting *Lady Mary Ann* !!
are your verses in wanting to participate
in such a pleasing scenario you presented!!!

Lady Vivian

Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on April 22, 2012
Your literary voice is uniquely yours and delighting LMA, show-casing your love of a slower and more delightful time-period, with (as I see it) Norman Rockwell scenes, laced with unwavering spiritual convictions, and painted visually as lovely poetic vignettes. For those that are reading impaired: (if they use windows) pressing ctrl and rolling the mouse wheel forward will increase the font size. Enjoyed ... richard

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 22, 2012
I don't remember my French, so it first I thought we were talking my favorite subject–wordplay. However, I see now you are portraying a wealthy grandmother's indulgence on her grandchildren on a given spring day in Victorian times. Delightfully refreshing.

Ron

Reviewed by Kate Burnside
Reviewed on April 22, 2012
A total delight, Mary Ann, and oozes warmth, character and charm of an idealised bygone world. Have to echo dear John's sentiments and, for me, I am fascinated by that recurrent word "armwar"; is this a colloquialism of the French, armoire? I love such play on words. The grace of your images and sentiments makes me want to gather lavender for bags and use doilies; love, as Amber, says, where this brings me. But please might you use a larger font next time? I'm afraid my eyes found this quite hard to read, sadly. Many thanks, Kate xx

Reviewed by Elizabeth Russo
Reviewed on April 22, 2012
This is grand, Lady Mary Ann! Your finest! I will save this to my library and enjoy re-reading it often. Love the images, language, and artwork, as well. Fine, fine poem! ~Hugs, Elizabeth

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on April 21, 2012
this delight, Mary Ann,
has if i may say so a 'european' feel to it
in setting and language, George Eliot, Charlotte
Bronte, Proust and Stendhal;
i love every image, every line

john

Reviewed by Amber Moonstone
Reviewed on April 21, 2012
I felt as if I were reading a victorian novel, I love the language and the descriptive passages. You brought me somewhere I needed to go. Thank you for sharing this wonderful piece of poetry!

Peace, love and light,
Amber

Reviewed on April 21, 2012
lovely vintage Lady Mary!!
Honey Dipping Jewels xx
Victoria

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on April 21, 2012
excellent imagery, Mary ... fabulous read ...

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on April 21, 2012
Good to see you are posting again, Mary Ann.This is precious. Such warmth and feeling, especially when you go a-searching inside the armwar with all its secret places. the warmth that exudes from the word in this poem is just wonderfully fantastic and heartfelt.

Reviewed by Laura Fall
Reviewed on April 21, 2012
Marvelous poetry my friend so beautifully written and truly delightful and I love the photo, Bravo!!, Laura


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