Come sit with me where
the world is all warm breeze
and blue birds calling.
We’ll forget the bramble
and the cry of the wild wolf.
Let spring go on and on.
The universe can register
a complaint with someone who cares.
You and I will follow the gumdrop trail,
edged with lace. We’ll disappear
into breakfast at midnight and some delectable sin.
We’ll tango to the radio. Let the fire tag along.
Put on a show for the moon
until everything becomes now,
everything becomes still and we’ll watch
as the night opens for us as lightly
as our ABC’s with not one verb of regret.
-Tosha Michelle
Breakfast at midnight is my kind of day.
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Hood stuff
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Precious and flows so easily. Delightful!
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Thanks. Happy Tuesday
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Ah, a bright spot in a dark day. Thank you, Tosha.
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Hey there. Thanks for the kind comment. Hope the day keeps getting brighter
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This was lovely,romantic and expansive – ah, I wish I was with my girl.
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I hope you’ll be with her soon
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Tosha,
I was just thinking about you and your poetry this morning. Glad to see something in my email. This poem is sweet. I like how light and airy and playful it is. It made me smile.
Steve
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Thank you. I’m glad. Hope all is well with you
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It yells to me to come back to donets late and back east and in less than two months I will. Where I hang my hat is dependent
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Good luck. Rooting for you
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Sweet… That has ” living this beautiful moment” written all over it.
Awe, yes. Spring has drifted in on your poem.š
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Thanks friend xo
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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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Thanks š
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You are very welcome.
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Welcome Back! Tosha.
Love your words and what your feeling. Brilliant. š
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Thanks bro xx
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It’s beautiful šš
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Thank you xx
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Tosha,
It’s so nice to see you in my email. I enjoy your work. This is a lovely piece. I really like “not one verb of regret.” I’d love your feedback to two of my most recent poems. Check out The Roof at: https://theaccidentalpoet.net/2017/06/23/the-roof/ and also my first attempt to try other formats, I wrote an alliterative poem called Failure Through Folly, which you can find at: https://theaccidentalpoet.net/2017/06/12/failure-through-folly/
Steven
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Likewise. Thanks for the links
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