Ahhh, Cherrie!
Loving in the warmth of sunrise ⁓ what could be sweeter!
One never knows what a conspiring wind and sun will come up with, but it's sure to be something beautiful … just like your delightful Free Verse poem.
I like the flow of this, the creatively original imagery, and gently suggestive thought it invokes.
For softer, more proper grammatical appeal, consider ending with the action adverb "sweetly", rather than with the adjective "sweet … ie: "to make the sun blush so sweetly".
Ya know Richard, I tried it both ways and need to look at it once again.
:) and thank you.. read moreYa know Richard, I tried it both ways and need to look at it once again.
:) and thank you for the suggestion I appreciate it very much.
5 Years Ago
I am always happy to read your poetry, Cherrie … you're such a gentle joy! : )
not easy to embarrass the sun, for sure.
I like the personification and metaphor here in this wonderfully concise write...allows us to take this places with our own secrets...or those secrets we either wish we knew or are glad we don't.
I am a published poet and love poetry. I live near the White River, and love trout fishing. I find my surroundings a great inspiration to me. I also have two books on Amazon Kindle: Obsession Starts.. more..