Cinnamon Dreams Poem by Sandra Osborne

Cinnamon Dreams

Rating: 3.3


Cinnamon words
And Cinnamon skies,
Cinnamon nights
And Cinnamon lives

A Cinnamon world
To make me see true,
A Cinnamon day
To make me love you.

Cinnamon Purple,
Lilac and lace.
Cinnamon sunshine
A Cinnamon case.

Cinnamon ways
And Cinnamon fears,
With Cinnamon smiles
And Cinnamon tears.

My Cinnamon loves,
My life makes me feel
My Cinnamon dreams,
One nice deal.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Herbert Nehrlich1 17 February 2005

Allan, don't you think that, between the two of us (not physically, I am not one of those) we could come up with something solid that wouldn't collapse in the next wind caused by a whisper or a branch of the weeping willow? I think if we overstate our age AND use a bit of smoke and mirrors, throw in a couple of poems and soak ourselves in giant tubs of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo before. Gotta impress these talented sheilas. H

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Allan James Saywell 17 February 2005

gIRLS COULD YOU SEND ME A CRATE OF CINNAMON, I HAVE TO LOOK AFTER MY SEX DRIVE, I CANT KEEP UP WITH THOSE 40 YEAR OLDS THE FIRST THING I ASK THEM ARE THEY AGRESSIVE ENOUGH IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN wARM REGARDS THE YOUNG FELLOW AJS

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Herbert Nehrlich1 17 February 2005

What about cinnamon loaves, with raisins. A nice bottle of red, sitting by the fireplace, listening to Charles Aznavour and the rustling of the chiffon. You could 'sprinkle' a good measure of eggnog on top and watch the snow come down. Nice pleasant poem, will sweep the cobwebs away. H

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