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A Single Bloom Beneath the Moonlight Beams





When there is only one, a single bloom
To spread the scent and own the throne,
Cornered neatly in a closed huge room,
On an opulent vase, it calls its own.


Where granite floors, sparkle with hue
From garbled gem stones far below,
An awaiting eye to watch the dew -
No, not one, to watch them flow.


Lay the unsmelt flowers, still to spread
The jocund smell of refreshing scent,
Like an opened book, still unread
Pages traversed, in the breeze that went.


Like the violet pearls beneath the sea,
Bunches of grapes, quietly lay
Holding the wine to feast a bee,
Which at least, might care to stop some day.


And they lay, that white rose still
Unsmelt beside the untouched grapes,
With just the scent they had to fill,
On the silky carpet of caramel crepes.


When the sapphire curtains slowly dance,
To the moving wind's lovely tune,
The lonely flowers, steal a glance
To watch the stars and the misty moon.


When in the sky there is only one
A single star with a silver glow,
That Winter's sky, it calls its own
Ruling the night and the wind in blow....



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Written August 4th, 2005

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  • TheMoonsprincess
    November 14, 2007
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    this is beautiful with deep meaning had to read it 3-4 times to get to thebottom of it

  • poetryality silver member
    August 9, 2005
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    Your ability to rhyme the lines is extraordinary. Every word easily glides off the tongue. This is eloquent. The poem in its entirity is bravely written, and accents the visual art with the evidence of great talent. Just perfect! Your skill outweighs any luck I could wish for you in this challenge. A wondrous work of word art here. I am thoroughly inmpressed.

    Much Love,
    Renee

  • Medea
    August 8, 2005
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    This did indeed describe the picture wholely and completely. It even made me notice stuff in the picture that I hadn't seen before. This poem was so rich in literary elements too; simile, personification, and all that other stuff they try to teach us in school. Beautiful write and good luck in the contest.

  • Juliette Rose
    August 8, 2005
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    Magical

    Wow. That was so beautifully magical- you know what I mean? Awesome imagery, and I love the lines about caramel crepe carpet! Again best of luck to you in the contest!

  • capricornpoet silver member
    August 8, 2005
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    this moment captured in all hues

    Ha, Raspberry the weaver of magic, I didn't know until i read this little masterpiece , how I could feel this spell in time , the scents so divine that flows on a winter's night,the fruit laid to mix the hue, this room on glassy marble ,mirored
    so far it captures the moment ..such imagery as an enchanteress
    would..

  • Samplette gold member
    August 8, 2005
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    So inviting and beautifully written! Love the all of it! Best wishes in the contest!
    Sam

  • Dove gold member
    August 8, 2005
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    This is beautiful raspberry
    I love-love your sixth stanza, absolutely beautiful
    Best wishes in the contest Cindy

  • JM Kenyon silver member
    August 8, 2005
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    A gorgeous write! Beautiful words, form, flow, rhyme and images! Excellent work! Best wishes and S... ~genielassie~

  • RuthKephart
    August 7, 2005
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    Lay the unsmelt flowers, still to spread
    The jocund smell of refreshing scent,
    Like an opened book, still unread
    Pages traversed, in the breeze that went.

    such beautiful words to capture the scene portrayed in the painting. Best wishes in this contest
    Ruth

  • masterblaster gold member
    August 7, 2005
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    Hi Raspberry a truely enchanting write from you, a lot of detail, lovely visuals, all the best in the comp, hugs Di

  • leander gold member
    August 6, 2005
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    ah darn I have a confession to make I've read this poem a few times (when I had my morning mood, when I had a regular mood, when I just had a freaking nagging customer ) but I just didn't find one single rhyme that was forced this is truly one splendid take on the picture, and really, really wonderfully done


    Leander

  • masterblaster gold member
    August 5, 2005
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    Hi great miy friendlove and hugs Di

  • Immoral Song
    August 4, 2005
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    brilliant

    cool great write! how ya doin raspberry? haven't spoken in a while... p.s. keep up the great work luv chocolate moose
  • WickedSpark
    August 4, 2005
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    Good

    Very well done love it the ending was cool good luck in all your writes and all you do

  • Frozentearz gold member
    August 4, 2005
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    You have done a great job drawing your thoughts from this picture, This was a magical in thought write
    bravo to you
    and best of luck in the contest
    Tears

  • Legend silver member
    August 4, 2005
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    Wow indeed Raspberry I read this through spellbound,it was only after i had read it that i returned to the image posted.There i discovered things that where only brought to my notice by your words.Most would have only seen the main characters in the picture The Vase, The Rose and The Fairies.You really took in the image and produced from it a wonderful work of art.As ever you give me something to wonder at with your ability to weave a canvas of magic Excellent Good luck in the contest

  • ShannyMac
    August 4, 2005
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    loved it

    this would look better if it were centered.

  • MYownFreedom
    August 4, 2005
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    wow...very nice...VERY NICE... enjoyed the flow of this write.. enjoyed the flow as well as the rhyme...effortlessly done.. love your imagery.This stanza really stuck with me visually:
    Lay the unsmelt flowers, still to spread
    The jocund smell of refreshing scent,
    Like an opened book, still unread
    Pages traversed, in the breeze that went.
    Very nice write.. thank you for pointing me to it Good luck in this contest.. I see a gold Amy
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