November Dawn: Of ripeness, and colour and time of propinquity

Morning thickens around us, like verses, full of meaning
as clouds
consumed with thought are kissed a brilliant white,
and I, in deepening admiration surrender
to conversation
rapt in the poesy of your philosophical being,
perhaps I belong to you
to what seems lost but is a gentle remnant unfound–
I listen to your words,
to change in breathing pattern, your chest rising
and falling
until my ribs are filled with your beauty, your curves,
your scent, your skin —
I have instructed the heart to become accustomed
to lesser than rosy-eyed slumber.
Perhaps this is a failing of mine,
these silent reveries that seep from a corner in my mind,
as if ripe berries
weeping complaisance when plucked by hand–
let the breeze amble by
touching us and drifting over soft air
so quiet,
you just might be every kind of worthwhile
I have ever known.

 

Photo credits: Immerse by Karina llergo

Posted on Bits of Inspiration ~ My story @ Real Toads

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42 Responses

  1. Jim says:

    I feel the closeness of one yearning to know me, one you’ve not physically met, better. And hoping that your feeling will become mutual for consummation. Beautiful write from a beautiful inspiration piece of art.
    ..

  2. Jae Rose says:

    Such a passionate poem – i loved every word

  3. Callie says:

    “you just might be every kind of worthwhile
    I have ever known”

    That is gorgeous!

  4. Debi Swim says:

    “rapt in the poesy of your philosophical being”… your way with words is amazing. You speak so elegantly of love – I must be somewhat repressed -love poems do not come easily for me.

  5. “I listen to your words,
    to change in breathing pattern, your chest rising
    and falling
    until my ribs are filled with your beauty, your curves,
    your scent, your skin —”

    Goodness that is so beautiful, as is the entire poem. Thank you so much for taking part in the prompt.

  6. I LOVE your two closing lines. Very cool.

  7. Old Egg says:

    There is always that beautiful yearning and nostalgia in your romantic poetry Sanaa; so it is a treat to visit you.

  8. You have a gentle way of weaving passion into words. I couldn’t write close to this which is why I like to visit your words.

  9. Bjorn Rudberg says:

    I love the closeness of seeing someone breathing like that… wonderful

  10. Vivian Zems says:

    I have instructed the heart to become accustomed
    to lesser than rosy-eyed slumber……… beautiful ❤️

  11. Grace says:

    This a beautiful share specially this part:

    as if ripe berries
    weeping complaisance when plucked by hand–

  12. Another romantic triumph for you, rife with clever wordsmithing. I liked the first line /Morning thickens around jus, like verses, full of meaning/. Your smoothness and gentle passion always amaze me.

  13. Xenia Tran says:

    This is so beautifully penned Sanaa and I especially love ‘you just might be every kind of worthwhile I have ever known’

  14. Laura Granby says:

    Just gorgeous! ” I, in deepening admiration surrender
    to conversation
    rapt in the poesy of your philosophical being,
    perhaps I belong to you”

  15. Morning thickens around us, like verses, full of meaning…
    What a great opening line! Very well done!

  16. Jade Li says:

    Sanaa, I really love the many different ways you’ve used air/breathe here, almost as a metaphor for life/love. Your poetry is a fresh breath of air to me <3

  17. Barry says:

    You do the image justice. Such vivid images.

    “you just might be every kind of worthwhile
    I have ever known.”

    I won’t lie; I wish I had come up with that. Brilliant.

  18. Your poem shimmers, Sanaa, from the title to the final line, and is so full of romance and textures. I especially enjoyed the richness of the lines:
    ‘I listen to your words,
    to change in breathing pattern, your chest rising
    and falling
    until my ribs are filled with your beauty, your curves,
    your scent, your skin’
    and
    ‘these silent reveries that seep from a corner in my mind,
    as if ripe berries
    weeping complaisance when plucked by hand–
    let the breeze amble by’.

  19. JIm Feeney says:

    Beautiful poem Sanaa…those last two lines would be great in the chorus of a country song and I mean that in the best possible way…JIM

  20. Pratibha says:

    This is such a special dedication! Beautful 🙂

  21. Sara McNulty says:

    Passionate, loving poem. I adore, ‘you just might be every kind of worthwhile I have ever known’.
    Wonderful work, Sanaa!

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