Pillows

Pillows

A Poem by Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox

My pillows echo soft and lingering memories faintly entangled in your scent. You are woven into my linens. Left as a reminder of time, in Heaven spent. From this waking slumber never shall I shake. Intoxicating inhalations of our first impressions, shy confessions, laughs and tousled inhibitions all left in between these sheets . . . .do keep me captivated every morning that I wake.

© 2015 Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox


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Vivid in your approach with this verse...I do feel the rhyme is a bit much...yet seems that's what came out as this develops in the lines...a different take at the theme...in which you use "Pillows"...all the "ions" in the lather part...

Posted 9 Years Ago


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RED
WOW!! Nice.

Can you tell me your opinion on my short poem??

Thanks in advance.

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox

9 Years Ago

Thank you very much! Yes I will do so as I have time. :)
RED

9 Years Ago

Thank you. ^_^

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Added on April 1, 2015
Last Updated on April 1, 2015
Tags: love, poem, poetry, relationships, true love, daydream, slumber

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Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox
Emma-Leigh Ivy Cox

Fort Wayne, IN



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My name is Em. I'm an old soul in new shoes. Love is a seed, I sprinkle it everywhere. more..

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