What a fantastic poem Kay, I truly loved this piece, you know once in a while I think all poets come across a poem that someone else has written and thinks Wow I wish that I had written that, well I can tell you that this is such a poem for me, brilliantly written, absolutly brilliant.
From your Pommie Pal Steve
Nature is the true beauty of this
Beautifully expressed write and vivid Imagery
Your words captured the trees and wind.
Such Magical words "May I touch you?
Love And Peace To You Always..Morning Star
"May I touch you?(Yes...YOU!)"
I have fallen in love with this poem~smile!
Magnificently beautiful Kay...every stanza and all the emotion eluding. Happy to have found this work today.
For me this poem gives way to all emotions there could be.
The subliminal gentleness rings soundly throughout this jewel.
Wow, thank you for the read. Additionally,it also reminded me of being in my garden. I don't know why.
Best regards,
From the Heart of an Artist Quiet Storm
God, this is wonderful. Just. . .wonderful. You have to put into
words what cannot be put into words. Meaning I couldn't do it.:_ Never read a better description of the way it feels to be overwhelmed with a passion for poetry. By extension, people and l i f e.
Bless you for bringing this into the world. 'Pea' <3
Who would mind being touched by you since you put it so beautifully from your loving soul? Thank you for this beautiful offering, Kay. Love and peace. Regis
Well, it touched me. Lovely poetry. And I suppose what we all want to do with our words. Just to touch somebody, and make even a minute difference. I really liked this poem.
Carmen :-)
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on August 13, 2004
Excellent write, Kay! I’m sure if you showed him this magnificent piece he’d let you do whatever you wanted to do! Outstanding composition, Poet!
Yes! But I doubt Rene' would be anything less than jealous, but what she don't know won't hurt her...god, men are just pigs, are they not? Peace, Ed & Rufuz
PS: don't tell Rene I said that, as I love the few teeth I have left, so much easier to chew...
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From your Pommie Pal Steve
Beautifully expressed write and vivid Imagery
Your words captured the trees and wind.
Such Magical words "May I touch you?
Love And Peace To You Always..Morning Star
Peace be with you,
Carolyn
"May I touch you?(Yes...YOU!)"
I have fallen in love with this poem~smile!
Magnificently beautiful Kay...every stanza and all the emotion eluding. Happy to have found this work today.
For me this poem gives way to all emotions there could be.
The subliminal gentleness rings soundly throughout this jewel.
Wow, thank you for the read. Additionally,it also reminded me of being in my garden. I don't know why.
Best regards,
From the Heart of an Artist Quiet Storm
Rose
And so well written!
words what cannot be put into words. Meaning I couldn't do it.:_ Never read a better description of the way it feels to be overwhelmed with a passion for poetry. By extension, people and l i f e.
Bless you for bringing this into the world. 'Pea' <3
\Best Wishes,
Chuckie
Nothing more?
Or maybe that's just the start of an even deeper feeling.
Good one.
Trish.
A deep-down, heartfelt poetic triumph - love it!
Robert
Reindeer
PS How have ya been kid? missed reading ya...
Vesna {{hugs}}
Did you have a chance to stop by and have a piece of elderberry pie? LOL.
Best wishes,
Patty
Carmen :-)
excellent poem from a beautiful heart--well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)
Beautiful poetry
warm hugs
Elga
...Michael
Love Tinka
outstanding poetry!
Peter
Lovely write Kay...
SMoooooooo00000000Ch!
Lurve ya!
PS: don't tell Rene I said that, as I love the few teeth I have left, so much easier to chew...
of course, you may
john+
Delightful clever poem. Kay!
I loved this.