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Cheryl B Sellers

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TRAVELING VAN GOGH
by Cheryl B Sellers → (All Poetry by Cheryl B Sellers)
  
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this poem reflects some of the paintings of VanGogh.. I think they tell as story.. so do most of the work of painters ....so I have read them and this is what I saw

TRAVELING VAN GOGH


once upon a Starry Night  we sat
gazeing at Starlight over Rhone
on that small Street in Aveurs, sipping coffee
the table had a small vase of Sunflowers
you spoke of desires to take a trip
of places we have made love in the pass
causeing me to blush at the very words
recalling The Olive Trees, Vineyard At Aveurs
your Bedroom at Arles, then I begged you
please stop kind sir for I am all a flush
I then recalled the sweetest  moment of all
your carrying me over The Drawbridge at Aries
to the narrow Alley des Alyscamp  kissing me all the way
at A wheatfeld with Cypresses  we lay in LaMeridienne
me with my head on your chest
in the warm afternoon sun, listening to music 
hearing laughter from the farms near Auvers
I still recall the orchard filled with Peach Blossoms
it was spring then even the Mulberry Tree was in bloom
but it grows late now and the stars no longer wink
so lets climb to the Populars on a Hill, that
over look the Garden with Flowers, snuggle good night
and say Adiu until we meet again


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 Reviews of "TRAVELING VAN GOGH"
Reviewed by E. Richardson
Reviewed on August 12, 2003
Absolutely grand! I love it!
(a courtly bow to the lady wordsmith)

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on August 12, 2003
What a creative write Cheryl! This deserves an award!;-)(I paint in oils;-)

Reviewed by Jaclynn Huntington (Reader)
Reviewed on August 12, 2003
As an art teacher you know I gotta love this one! Cleverly romantic.
~Jackie~

Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on August 12, 2003
This is so excellent and creative...
Love PJ

Reviewed by Michael Morash (Reader)
Reviewed on August 12, 2003
Nicely done, bravo!


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