She Breezes In And By Poem by Susan Lacovara

She Breezes In And By

Rating: 5.0


She breezes in, and by
Announced by waves of cucumber melon
That trail, bouncing from her hair
A scent so dangerous in it's delicacy
She, like ripe summer fruits
Sweeping anyone and everyone
Into her crayola colors....
Ballet slipper softness
With words that whisper cotton candy
Milk and cream swirled skin
And cherry blossom budding beauty
She breezes in, and by
Before a wink, a blink
Fades just as the last golden ray of sun
Surrenders, and slips, dips to the ocean's edge
Curtsy... dancing day now done
In leaving, lingers the whisp of watermelon
Watercolor washes in perfect pirouettes
She breezes in, and by
She breezes in.....
And bye.....

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(02/01/14) did you happen to catch her vanishing smile? ? ?
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
James Timothy Jarrett 03 February 2014

Very vivid imagery. I have seen that woman

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Anthony Burkett 01 February 2014

I did... her smile was captured in a snowy sunset.

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