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Whispered the Wind
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
A whisper on the wind, Chanted. -something changed- -no longer the same- I saw her truth. And nodded. I climbed to the peak, ..
Silent Applause
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
The Three Tenors- of the woods.
While Roses Slumber
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
The fist emblazoned promise-nestled in Winter’s arms-bloomed well before Easter-rushing Spring in all her charm-The Daffodils came early-with ye..
Morning Murmurs
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
I look to thee, through sleepy eyes. Your teasing smile, is pure delight. Langured bodies still entwined. Bathe beneath the window ligh..
Everything Beautiful
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
Features of stone were washed away as the old man watched the willowy ballerina sashay . The winds and strings further tenderized his s..
Inscaped
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
The inscape of a blank page. Calling to the imagination. Merging with the last cast of night. Blooming bright with the sun. The heart o..
Spring’s Renewing
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
Sorrows of the past fringe upon the edges. Seeds of hope rest just beneath my feet. Cascading sunrays declare Spring's renewing. And soon ..
Two-Faced Moon
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
Ex watching lovers
The Silent Song of Life
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
Wafting shadows rise and spread. Forming our nightly cover. This velvety cloak, swaddles the land. Festooned with stars asunder. Stitched ..
Winter's Preserves
A Poem by
Cherrie Palmer
The winter blast did wane. As the New Year welcomed the sun, and the Northern Brute did sleep. Making us windless all the day long. The weaver&rsq..
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