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The meeting
by J. K. Roseline → (All Poetry by J. K. Roseline)
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The night queen' fragrant flower opens at midnight just once in the year. I have personified the yearning and the purpose of life of this gentle giving trend in nature through the flower.

 
 
 The night stood still, I peered through the bedside window into the wilderness .

 Through the darkness, as pace slowed down,only quietness prevailed.

 

  Stray dogs barked to make their presence felt from marshlands beyond and waited

 

 Mangroves spread its bushes all over  the silent waters and gazed

 Long legged herons flapped its whiteness sleepily as the night  passed

   A lone motorboat broke  silence as it races across the jetty black.

 

   The glazing sea  lolls nearby  plays  to and fro  curling up more of  the  shore

 

   High tides rise, the sea prepares as it ventures out  in a race.

 

   The  queen of the night flower bloomed to shower its heady fragrance as far

 

   Only once each year at midnight it endeared to offer all of itself this day

 

 The scent seeped into the dark sea breeze to fill the air with its magic spell  before  the flower will  silently wither

 

    Along with the flower, parting  lovers opened to dance in unison with passion and abandon while the world stood still for the moment 

 

    Like Indian demigods in myth the two met to dance long but once

 

   To celebrate their life of love for once

 

    Giving like nature, timeless, happy, peaceful  within

 

   While the moon with the  veil of cloud looked  quietly on

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "The meeting"
Reviewed by julie clark
Reviewed on March 13, 2015
wow you really do draw an awesome picture
thank you for sharing it with us will be back for more

Reviewed by Diana Wiles
Reviewed on January 21, 2014
Wow that was breathtaking!!! Absolutely divine....you have captured the atmosphere, the mystery and the open-hearted giving of this midnight bloom on this one night of the year...the aroma that I could smell as I was reading was of a perfume I used when my son was born...it was called 'Night blooming Jasmine'....I imagine the Night Queen flower be a similar heady scent...a beautiful piece of writing Roseline...
This is going straight into my library to be savoured again and again....

Reviewed by Malvis Sannah
Reviewed on July 12, 2013
Hello J. K,
What a lovely poem! Having to wait for that once in a life time impact is awesome. I'm impressed with your play of words. Keep the good work.

Reviewed on July 10, 2013
Powerful imagery. it crestes a sense of peace. Excellent personificarion. Good job.

Reviewed by Larry Matthews
Reviewed on July 9, 2013
AH a well described moment. I liked it.

Luke

Reviewed by Antony Joseph (Reader)
Reviewed on July 8, 2013
I liked the poem and the content of it. You paint a wonderful picture with your words.
However, If you really want constructive criticism -- I would edit the grammar, and refrain from using, unnecessary, big words.

Reviewed by J. Roseline
Reviewed on July 7, 2013
Thanks Jerry , Ron, I wish I could pluck the flower for you. And George
Thanks, It is nice to know you liked my work

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on July 7, 2013
When something is as beautiful as that flower, once a year is perfect for it's opening for the world.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 7, 2013
I felt like I was there in the night. The only thing I couldn't do was place the fragrance I never savored like you.

Ron

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on July 7, 2013
A well written piece of poetry that held my attention and in a way made me feel a little sorrow for the brevity of that flower. Brings to mind abortion, where life never is allowed to flower.

George


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