These last words,
were uttered in a lower tone,
all in a room to conjure with–
lost in the soothing steamings of hot water,
followed by that inexplicable sensation
of absolute calm,
I could not help, smiling.
He might lie and look up at her
and muse,
Anthony never remembered clearly
what they were.
Picture courtesy: Pinterest
Laura hosts at dVerse where she invites us to patchwork some prose. Come joins us! 💘
Books chosen: Page 27 of A Romance of Two worlds by Marie Corelli and page 24 of The
Beautiful and Damned by F.Scott Fitzgerald
Posted for MTB: Patchworking some Prose @dVerse Poets Pub
I think with so much warm water it is easy to forget for Antony.
Most probably! Thank you so much, Bjorn 😀 so glad you liked it 💄❤️
a prize patchwork Sanaa – this could almost be a one source poem as I can’t see the joins as it reads so smoothly.
Awwww gosh! Thank you so much, Laura 😀 so glad you enjoyed it! 💄❤️
(and thank you for the glorious prompt) 🥂
Neat stitching, Sanaa! I’ve not read either of the books chosen but I enjoyed the lines you chose and the way you put them together.
Thank you so much, my dearest Kim 😀 so glad you liked it! 💄❤️
Nice one!!!
Much❤love
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Liked,
“inexplicable sensation
of absolute calm.”
Thank you so much, Tzvi 😀 so glad you liked it 💄❤️
Such special love. I really liked this creation, Sanaa!
Thank you so much, Mrityunjay 😀 so glad you enjoyed it 💄❤️
A fascinating capture with your usual sensuality.
Thank you so much, Kerfe 😀 so glad the poem resonated with you 💄❤️
Nicely done, Sanaa!
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Enjoyed every word, what a spa-like experience to read, enjoyed the visit!! 😍
Thank you so much, Tricia 😀 so glad you enjoyed it 💄❤️
this is superb loveliness. You chose great lines. thanks.
Thank you so much, Selma 😀 so glad the poem and its imagery appealed to you 💄❤️