Breeze

Breeze

A Poem by Lorraine Hampton
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sometimes the simplest things are the most enjoyable.

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Breeze

 

In a black chair

At a black desk

Open window

Let’s wind inside,

It blows coldly.

 

With my eyes closed,

I see the sun,

I smell the grass.  

Cushion squishes

While I leaned back.

 

On the futon,

My laptop plays,

Scarborough fair

A soft song

By Celtic Woman 

 

Soft flute and harp

And echoed voice

She sings parsley,

Rosemary thyme

Missing her love.

 

I taste the breeze.

Icy winds kiss

My bare soft cheeks

I welcome this

And fall asleep

© 2013 Lorraine Hampton


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The very life I want to live! Simple yet satisfactory. The elements, you used them very well. Thanks for sharing! I really love poems that speaks about the beauty and wonders that simple things can bring!

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Lorraine Hampton

11 Years Ago

i'm glad you enjoy the poem. :-)

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Added on March 19, 2013
Last Updated on March 19, 2013
Tags: wind, contemporary poetry, Celtic, bliss

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Lorraine Hampton
Lorraine Hampton

Louisville, KY



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I have a love for the tragic, a knack for language, and a love of writing. I hope to someday write in a professional manner. I am also an artist, and like to capture humanity's contradictions. My writ.. more..

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