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Joan, this sounds like springtime here in south Georgia..at least in my backyard. We have tons of honeysuckle vines on our fenceline and the smell is heavenly.
Nancy
Good Job Joan. This isi a really good poem especially near the end. In the beginning I had to look up a few words. I was supprissed what the word cicada meant. I think the tittle still life goes well with the poem. Keep up the good work.
Toni S.
Ohhhh... I get it now... sorry... having a minor blond moment (though I'm not really blond.. O.o) If that's the case then the title fits. Heh...... *feels dumb* Anyways, I still love this piece so..... uhm...... wombat cheers?
A very peaceful poem, very nice. I, too, wonder about the title. As I was reading, I kept thinking the title didn't fit. I'm not sure this makes sense but how about Life, Still.
Probably not...lol.
Anyway, nice poem
Steffie,
Play on words for the title. Not still life as a painting of fruit, but "Still Life" as, always life, all around. Glad you like it!
~*~Joan~*~
Allo Joan!
You've done it again! Filled the reader's mind with such beautiful and vibrant images. However Idon't know if the title is appropriate for this piece. Everything seems to be in a sort of gentle motion so I don't really think "Still Life" does anything for it. Aside from that, this a wonderfully magical write!
Welcome !
