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oh, heavens....and man is transformed..so beautiful...
ReplyDeleteGreat poem with the prompt. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWysteria
Wonderful work with the prompt... Great title and "Emotions drawn / A man transformed" well said. Fine poem.
ReplyDeleteooh, lovely poem. the second stanza is my favorite and the last line -- perfect!
ReplyDeleteNice tension and images of abandonment to the calling of nature. Gets the feel of the pic well.
ReplyDeleteoh heavens! - now I am truly envious of this pic and your words :)
ReplyDeleteWell expressed, the depth of emotion.
ReplyDeleteAnita.
Beautiful transformations within your words... oh heavens...
ReplyDeletea transformation of a man...oh the power of nature...of a woman...oh heavens ditto infinity.
ReplyDelete"A feel, silk like cashmere" <~~gorgeous ~April
ReplyDeleteOh heavens indeed!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done.
Louise G
Oh heavens! What a great poem. Here's mine http://thelunaticsdiary.blogspot.com/2010/12/dreams-are-never-eternal.html
ReplyDeleteMade me go weak at the knees to Kodjo! Lovely write.
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Her touch,
ReplyDeleteA feel,
Silk, like cashmere
great use of the feel of texture, deep poem! great write Kodjo!
Transformed, transported...in silk cashmere to places exotic, uncharted. Well done.
ReplyDeletebeautiful words, such a wonderful transformation, I'm sure for both. :) Lovely poem
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteheartfelt emotions.
ReplyDeletelovely done.
Thanks for your kind words. I read some of your work - you got a great flow.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes! Great writing. A well painted scene!
ReplyDeleteHere is my offering for Potluck 48: http://charleslmashburn.wordpress.com/2011/08/14/the-lake/
hot, well done.
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