I come
from the
land of velvet apples
crunching words
sweeter than
Apple cinnamon
With a bit
Of lust-laced
Arabian coffee
Some days,
I feel like a
prickly pear
Sweet tooth,
creamy avocado
delights me
more than
Dark chocolates
I dream of being
Star fruit
But I am happy
Being an apple
Of someone’s eye
Author's Note: For Poets United: The Thursday Think Tank #62 - The 3rd Letter of Your First Name. I am writing about the letter "A" which is the third letter of my real name, and my alias, Heaven.
Reposted for: The Gooseberry Garden: My Life in a Free Verse
land of velvet apples
crunching words
sweeter than
Apple cinnamon
With a bit
Of lust-laced
Arabian coffee
Some days,
I feel like a
prickly pear
Sweet tooth,
creamy avocado
delights me
more than
Dark chocolates
I dream of being
Star fruit
But I am happy
Being an apple
Of someone’s eye
Author's Note: For Poets United: The Thursday Think Tank #62 - The 3rd Letter of Your First Name. I am writing about the letter "A" which is the third letter of my real name, and my alias, Heaven.
Reposted for: The Gooseberry Garden: My Life in a Free Verse
Yum... I love this... especially the last verse!
ReplyDeleteYummy!
ReplyDeleteYes, very yummy!
ReplyDeleteLove warm apple cinammon with fresh cream or, ice cream.
Now, I don't know if I feel 'hot to trot' or hungry.....lol
Lovely prose.
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ReplyDeleteWhy am I now hungry?
ReplyDeleteHeaven, this was... heaven! The windup, being the Apple of someone's eye, truly the best kind of love. Mine is within the trio of poems I posted, the "Y" poem (for Amy):
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Yummmmm ... now I am hungry! :-)
ReplyDeleteI loved it! So luscious and smooth the way you wrote it.
ReplyDeletewhat a great closure with being the apple of someone's eye...think i know your name by now..smiles
ReplyDeleteI come
ReplyDeletefrom the
land of velvet apples ... I LOVED this!
Interesting idea with the third letter.
ReplyDeleteApples I'll actually eat..haha...great little twist on words at the end too.
I just love what you did with your letter. Artistically composed and carried through.
ReplyDeletenice play on the apple of anothers eye...and i want some of that coffee...smiles.
ReplyDeleteyou got style - keep 'em coming
ReplyDeleteLove it. Now I want a crisp apple drizzled with melted dark chocolate.
ReplyDeletebtw, I'm a "A" too for both real and alias!
Your words delight, painting a picture of a sweet, sticky heaven....beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I was curious as to how you were going to make a letter poem sensual, and you didn't disappoint! Brava!
ReplyDeleteAwww! I loved everything, especially the last line. ;-)
ReplyDeleteYUM creamy avocado!
ReplyDeleteWonderful as usual.
I was so caught up in the images, I forgot this was a poem about 3rd letter of name - nicely done!
ReplyDeleteAnd who's the apple of your eye. then? Clever Think Tank.:)
ReplyDeleteA very yummy read!
ReplyDeleteSo enjoyed it Heaven!
See you when I get back from my break!
And thanks for all your visits and kind words!
Margie :)
i can taste these flavors. sweet and colorful.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your wonderful comments. Fyi, these fruits (star fruit,velvet apples, etc) are real.
ReplyDeleteHello! I wish you a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteYummy and I love prickly pears they are so sweet.... :)
ReplyDeleteDelectable!
ReplyDeleteIndeed a fruity post :)
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ReplyDeleteExcellently done.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done! I really loved what you did here and some of those lines - Wow!
ReplyDelete"I come
from the
land of velvet apples
crunching words
sweeter than
Apple cinnamon"
Wonderful!
Why am I suddenly hungry (smiles). Great write, Heaven. Thanks for your comments at my blog also. Hope you are having a great day too.
ReplyDeleteThis is just YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteSuch a delicious list. Lovely.
ReplyDeletedark, tasty words.
ReplyDeletevery powerful imagery.
Wonderful write. I think I'll go get a snack now!
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Interesting...
ReplyDeletesmart metaphors,
ReplyDeleteamazing writing.
This poem was so much fun to read! Yay!
ReplyDeleteAh!
ReplyDeleteMagical..Lovely apply piece
Alcina-In fervor