sunshine’s golden rays slipped gracefully past the verdant maples’ branches warmly reminiscent of visions retrieved from memories within your embrace
families picnicking in pavilions effervescent camaraderie abundant children scampering to their own jig mirroring the squirrels’ play
in a solitary corner of the park propped in the confines of his own isolation he reveled in pantomime sad, white, anticipatory face muted motions drawing me nigh
enthralled knowing he had something to share i was hypnotically drawn by invitation closer, until shared droopy faces met personal hush mimicking his
entranced by his eyes i felt yours kissing mine and in that moment you and i were sequestered into our own private pantomime
with cocked head in silent understanding he reached his hand, slowly, tenderly toward me, caressing my cheek
i closed my eyes and leaned into his hand joyful tears slid effortlessly …it was your caress i felt and there was no need for words
A captivating account of some moments that are etched in your memory; and you share them well with your verses, Tami. Thank you. Love and peace to you.
Regis
Reviewed by Richard Christopher Suarez (Reader)
Reviewed on September 8, 2005
Tami my Friend,
Everything you touch turn to gold. Great written expression and your
work proves talent at it's finest!
peace',
rich Crios
Perfect and Sincere -feelings- felt here Tam- YOur words inspire- and I hope inspire your week ahead will be filled with -Many- Inspirations in a GREAT way! My dear sweet friendoxo- Warmly and Spiritually,Sheee
To express emotion without words is a true gift to be admired. Always liked Pantomime. One clown who employed it who comes to mind from my childhood was Red Skelton...genius. "...no need for words" indeed! This last line crowns a fine write. Ty, Tami...
pantomine always reminds me of new orleans, where some of the best seem to be...or used to be. I can't imagine Lafayette Square gone, surely it will be okay after the waters recede won't it?
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2005
I felt I was a kid there.
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Regis
Everything you touch turn to gold. Great written expression and your
work proves talent at it's finest!
peace',
rich Crios
Thanks my sistah Tami, it's beautiful,
cynth'ya
Carmen :-)
Does america have the same-it's behind you- oh no i didn't. Oh yes you did. Type of pantomines at christmas. Where famous actors make fools of themselves, giving their time for free. In things like, mother goose, cinders, snow white, jack and his been stalk?