Aerial Love ii
Posted: July 18, 2016 Filed under: Words In Imaginary Motion 7 CommentsShe looked marvellous
A sight so elegant
That it was impossible not to notice
Even for one not habitually attentive to such details
For she had on the Bhutan-made wooden wedge Louboutins
A chocolate satin dress and Tahitian pearl pendant
Her natural sensibilities and alien propensities
Had always attracted me
And on the balcony she stood
Like a ballooning spider – on a flower – tiptoe
And ready to throw out gossamer then launch into the blue
While I, on the turf, in view
Kept whistling like a flute
Cheering her on… in my mind composing this poem
Before my muse
© Heath Muchena, 2016
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A-muse ! ; )
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Your images are a thing of beauty.
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your play on words always amuses 🙂
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I do it for you 🙂 your observations and interpretations are always accurate… Experience leaves impressions forming an image which then becomes the expression and if lucky a creation. And what could be more beauteous than that? Isn’t that what we call art? You give the most flattering feedback and I must confess to my indulgence right this minute 🙂 thanks dear
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You are welcome. You and I are on the same page about how art comes into being. I think art is real when humans create in words or some other medium something that speaks from heart to heart. ❤
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Wow! Awesome imagery
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Thanks, glad you enjoyed the ‘visuals’ 🙂
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