You sat with your black coffee
I my morning tea,
and when you looked at me
I could taste young marigold honey,
though there was none on the table
You spoke that word - "forever"
I said "Yes", that I would have the time
and am able
to go on sharing morning coffee,
and any tastes of honey
but here - there was none on the table..
bkmackenzie
copyrighted 2010
Posted for Jingle's Poetry Potluck Monday
forever is like ... never mind
ReplyDeletebrilliant
The quiet surrender, the word play is dynamic coupled with the photography makes the whole piece one gorgeous read.
ReplyDelete"I could taste young marigold honey" ~ Love that line.
love it! there was none on my table as well - but - guess i feel the taste of morning coffee, honey and forever on my tongue…yeah - i definitely feel it
ReplyDeleteNot on the table.... but everywhere around
ReplyDeleteBeattiful!
;)
This was truly wonderful !!! loved this :)
ReplyDeleteThat's odd...this appeared on my blog list a day or so ago, but when I tried to see it, it wasn't there. Now it is. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteThis has the feel of something from decades ago. Maybe it is the accompanying picture, but I think it is more than that. I really like it.
All the honey you taste does not come from bees!
ReplyDeleteLovely.
very deep. I liked that :)
ReplyDeletesweet,
ReplyDeleteit hits home,
coffee, tea, love, and more...
very heart warming piece.
What a wonderful play on words! I love the picture you've chosen to go with it--perfect!
ReplyDeleteWow wonderful~~~~I love it =3 sweetness is everywhere when there is love!=3
ReplyDeletehmm- contemporary..
ReplyDeleteThis is the stuff love is made of. Gorgeous, bkm.
ReplyDeletesaying yes to forever...the mundane and thenuminus connect in your poem and bring forth a moment that transcends...um...hmmm...everything!
ReplyDeleteA lovely image-- the surprise of the taste. But I can't tell if it is disappointment or satisfaction at the end...
ReplyDeleteAh! That taste of honey... Perfect.
ReplyDeleteNice photograph apt to your poem.well done
ReplyDeleteforever.. ah, thats a tricky word.. sort of... nice image and verse! :)
ReplyDeleteMy Potluck & Monday's Child
Nicely said!
ReplyDeletePamela
Both lovely and full of love. Nice work, bkm. Poem on ... Happy potluck!
ReplyDeleteGreat read. Enjoyed
ReplyDeleteWarmest Salad
Luke
Brilliant poem!!
ReplyDelete:)
Oooohh...how deliciously romantic!!
ReplyDeleteSometimes, certain words said at a certain time, in a certain mood, do indeed have a "certain" lingering effect.. :)
Very nicely written, bkm...
Thank you for linking this lovely poem with poetry potluck!! It's our pleasure to have you here!
Wonderful read! =)
ReplyDelete-Weasel
Beautiful... 'Nough said. Love and Light, Sender
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday,
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with poetry potluck.
I hope that you have some fun!
cheers!
BEST!
Let our imagination satisfy the crave of our senses. Love your piece.
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