Oh i like this painting:) come here come here look at me but don't touch... go away! LOL This short poem encapsulates the bulk of my artful experiences to a T:) hmm and most of my romantic ones too:(
November love could be warm like an Autumn Fire when pumpkins smile and Chrysanthemums
count the kisses that linger when gathered in gold and red moments spent together. The gentle wind will find a love note attached to your door... where a Lady in blue will be with you. tenderly, Pat
Posted 3 Years Ago
3 Years Ago
once again, your reply is better than the poem itself, thank you, Pat,
j.
3 Years Ago
Jacob... I always like to keep you from being sad... you and a few others. It gives me that feather.. read moreJacob... I always like to keep you from being sad... you and a few others. It gives me that feathery feeling.. p.
Rejection here is felt deeply. This sounds to me as though it was a short lived relationship. November love, a cold month, an older woman taking advantage of a warm soft heart. Calculated coldness comes to mind. Beautifully written. Left a lump in my throat. Pass the tissues please Jacob.
Chris
Posted 3 Years Ago
3 Years Ago
Okay here are some Kleenex, Chris...thank you
for feeling this one.
j.
Something about this time of year, it seems to capture a moment in time and frame it as a photograph to remind in the nows and afters. Still, we also need to remind ourselves that though winter, life still beats and breathes beneath the chill and ice :) Beautifully captured Jacob and always a pleasure to read your poetry :)
Posted 3 Years Ago
3 Years Ago
Yes, life does still breathe....thank you for your kind review, Ruth,
j.
What a shame. It sounds as though she has denied the love being offered and reveals her freezing heart.
I could be soo0 wrong on this. Take care Jacob.
Dave
Posted 3 Years Ago
3 Years Ago
I like your take, Dave...and there is never wrong...not for my readers...what you take from a poem i.. read moreI like your take, Dave...and there is never wrong...not for my readers...what you take from a poem is what there is.
No right or wrong.
thank you for the read and your words,
j.
Originally from Bronx, NY, I live in Carbondale, Illinois...teach English at a community college and have been writing and publishing poetry since 1970. I am here to read for inspiration from other po.. more..