Memory’s delicate tendrils
reach out
brush the nape
of my neck
cause an electric shiver
that courses
down my spine
The past
whispers
syllables
sweet and breathy
that tickle
my ear
remember
it implores
remember
Crisp white sheets
whiff of cedar
sound of the ocean
butterfly brush
of eyelashes
against
salty skin
strawberry lip gloss
kisses
so soft
they dissolved like sugar
and lemon
on my eager tongue
© 2017 Christine Elizabeth Ray – All rights Reserved
Oh wow….this is so amazingly sweet and beautiful. I’ve read it a couple of times. Love!
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Thank you Eric! Since my blog was chosen as a Discover blog– which is an amazing honor, don’t get me wrong, I have not had much time for writing. It was really, really good just to write some poetry last night. Like coming home to me.
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damn girl, that was amazing. Sweet and sensual. I like it!
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Thank you kind sir! I have not had enough time for my own writing the last two weeks and it was really good to spin some poetry.
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😊
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Wow really beautifully written. I loved the choice of words, they create such vivid imagery😘
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I am so glad this moved you.
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That is beautiful. I am impressed.
And please give me some tips on writing.
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if you have specific questions please feel free to fill out a contact form (right top hand of the screen)
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No nothing specific. I meant that if you could visit my site and take a look at my pieces (though not many), you could advise me, help me improve, tell me where I have gone wrong and how I should proceed.
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Shelling– your site is visually stunning! Really, really effective. I also love the theme of your blog. Do you mean that in the Buddhist sense or more in the colloquial impermanence/ephemeral way? I mean no disrespect in asking, but is English a second language for you? You imagery is beautiful but some of your phrasing is unusual. I certainly am intrigued enough to follow you
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Thanks.
As for your questions, I talked about the colloquial part. And yes it is my second language.
By saying that my phrasing is unusual, do you mean I should improve them or does the unusual phrasing help to capture one’s attention?
Anyway I thank you again for the compliments.
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I was very, very tired when I checked out your blog last night. I would need to give that some thought. It certainly caught my attention, but whether it was interesting or distracting is not something I could decide last night. My thought is that you must be astonishing in your native language. I did find the whole”hey guys” thing off putting. My guess is you were going for warm and friendly but it is incongruous with the tone and beauty of your site.
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What according to you should I have written? What would have been more coordial?
Anyway are you on facebook?
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I am. I happy to talk more this weekend. Running a conference on Friday and have 800 things to do.
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What’s your profile name?
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A lovely sensual read ~ Hi Christine, I am with D’verse Poets pub – Sorry that you were unable to link up a poem ~
There is a Mr. Linky at the end of the post, and poets click on it, write their name and link up the poem’s direct link. The Mr. Linky’s time has already closed, but next time, feel free to comment as your email address has already been approved.
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Thanks Grace! Much appreciated.
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