Southern moonlight brings forth visions moss covered trees, mist on the river sultry heat, as steam rises to make women glow and men swelter, Red sun rises and orange blaze white flowers take on softly sung hues of a pastels, delighting the eyes Northern moon rise, crystal clear and clean
ice cold wind, rushing down cannon streets cutting off breaths as one flees women bundled in furs, no muffs worn of days long passed, just frozen fingers seeking warmth under armpits of companions Sweet afternoon casting long shadows, midday warmth ever desire and lusting neither Northern brightness or southern darkness nor seeking passions of night or purity of dawn knowing all souls must have it's shadowy noon siesta time, before moonrise/moonlight to balance times personification
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Reviews of "Flow"
Reviewed by Jaclynn Huntington (Reader)
Reviewed on August 8, 2003
Well painted images of extremes. Loved it!
~Jackie~
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on August 8, 2003
Wonderful natural write with a great message in it. Great write!
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~Jackie~
Crisp images. Relaxing thoughts......(sigh)
Thanks,
Emilie
Loved the flow of it.
PJ