You come to me
in whispers of leaves
outside my bedroom window,
soft as a moth wing
my dark love.
Memory curls around a signpost
at a fork in the back of my mind.
If I return and choose
the other path
who would nestle
between my breaths
and be
my dark love?
This is for G-man's FF55. Click on the link and check it out!
"..If I return and choose
ReplyDeletethe other path
who would nestle
between my breaths"
I love that phrase! Beautifully penned, Mary!
A dark love, will you give in?
ReplyDeletein the whisper of leaves...well now there is an entrance...smiles...i like the intimacy with your dark love...smiles...
ReplyDeleteWhoever it is, I think this love is warmly received.
ReplyDeleteWhat a mood you created... so very soft and so very intimate. Loved it!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love ' Memory curls around a signpost
ReplyDeleteat a fork in the back of my mind..." and boy can I relate. Which path indeed. They say you lose your memory when you get older--you do, but not for things like this--they just get more real.
This is a lovely, evocative 55, Mary.
Very lush and evocative. I especially like the moth wing and the signpost.
ReplyDeleteMysterious and soft and sexy.
ReplyDeletewho would nestle between my breaths??
ReplyDeletelove that.. your 55 -- lovely
Super pretty poem! Especially the first stanza, I thought. The assonance and sound beautiful throughout. This is Karin Manicddaily on wordpress but mobile device makes me use old blogger blog. k.
ReplyDeleteYou have me wondering...who? Beautiful poetry.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your comments. I really appreciate them, and have also read and commented on most of yours, and will finish the rest tonight.
ReplyDeleteMary Bach...
ReplyDeleteYet another beautiful masterpiece!
Will the mystery ever be divulged?
Fantastic 55 My Friend.
Sorry I'm so late but The Walleyes were calling my name
Thanks for playing, and have a Kick Ass Week
Mary, a sense of mystery and beauty in this short poem. I especially like the image of nestling between breaths.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous write, Mary.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your comments!
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