cherry lip gloss
in pale pink wish for spring
a light breeze bringing blossom thoughts
of you
Copyright © 2013 Jennifer Wagner
My adapted offering for the Weekend Mini-challenge at Imaginary Garden with Real Toads
where Marian has challenged us to write a Cinquain; a form of poetry created by
American poet Adelaide Crapsey.
ooooh i LOVE this one! yippee!
ReplyDeletenot long for cherry blossoms, and maybe a switch from lip balm to lip gloss :)
I am honored you do as you are a master of the cinquain! I think I may be hooked now...
DeleteAh! Lovely! :D That's a very intricate work how you've mixed up "someone's" thoughts with spring blossoms (blushing you and spring).
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Chhavi! :-)
DeleteI love the title as it could be a she or a flower or a tree.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan.
DeleteThis is so lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Audrey! :-)
DeleteI too love the title, bring forth the blossom thoughts ~
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the form ~
Thanks very much Grace.
DeleteJenni, this is so sweet and uplifting.
ReplyDeleteSomething to go on a greeting c\ard.
Thanks aprille :)
Deletea light breeze bringing blossomed thoughts of you...smiles....love that line...and def great titling as well...
ReplyDeleteThank you Brian! Hope you enjoy your trip today :)
DeleteThe way you've worded this, and the mood it conveys is so cool. I'm really becoming a fan of what you do here.
ReplyDeleteHold the phone! A true compliment to me indeed Shay.
DeleteGoogle doesn't want to take my comments! Third try: a lovely cinquain! Can't wait for the cherry blossoms to bloom!
ReplyDeletearghh...hate it when google gags...but I got it! And so glad I did! Thank you :-)
DeleteA light breeze bringing thoughts
ReplyDeleteof you.
That is so perfect.
'blossom thoughts' heh...thank you :)
DeleteSweet, yummy cherry blossom sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks Helen :)
DeleteWhat a beautiful romantic use of the form!
ReplyDeleteThank you razz :)
Deletegreat use of the form..like a heightened haiku;)
ReplyDeleteA light breeze bringing blossom thoughts...a great line:-))
ReplyDeleteThank you, glad you think so :)
DeleteI love the romance of this.
ReplyDeleteThanks viv.
DeleteNot sure if its me only...but your poetry seem to be so delicious ...it enhances my craving and hunger for more...yumm yumm
ReplyDeleteColor me flattered Sadia! Thank you :-)
Deletea fresh sweetness to this:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura...I suppose that is what I was going for heh :-)
DeleteDon't know much about the cinquain but this is brilliantly written.
ReplyDeleteI didn't either but I have really taken a liking to this form! Thanks very much ND, always appreciate your words.
DeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteSO beautiful..this made my morning :)
ReplyDeleteaww thanks! I'm honored :)
DeletePink can be insipid, but it can also be subtle and tender--that's what I'm getting here, along with the cherry blossom fragility, and a strong metaphor in those thoughts of the Other which bloom as they do, fragrant, sudden, and making a huge difference. Lovely cinquin.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading hedge. You are one of the most thoughtful commenters; I always appreciate your thoughts on my writes.
Deleteyou could have cherry lip gloss that is so glossy, it is like a mirror.
ReplyDeleteyou could...
DeleteLove it! There is romance and hope in it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susie :-)
DeleteThank you! And thanks for following too :)
ReplyDeleteAs spring should be! I love the wonder n' romantic wish, in your poem! It is beautiful~ :D
ReplyDeleteThank you Ella! Happy day to you :-)
Deletebeautiful cinquain!
ReplyDelete♥
Thanks very much!
Deleteblossomed thoughts of you.. so lovely..
ReplyDeleteand i realized i do not have a title for my cinquain:)
Thank you much Lady :) A few others have read it that way as 'blossomed' however 'blossom' is actually the intended. And you must have added a title because there it was when I popped over to read it :)
DeleteBeautifully romantic, Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteNothing spells magic like lip gloss ready to rumble. :)
xoox
Varrooomm! ;)
DeleteI smiled when I read this poem, so delicate, so lovely. Thank-you for the link to No Turning Back! I have it cranked to the top while I do dishes:) Your words and Chris Tomlin's have encouraged me today.
ReplyDeleteGod bless~
Thank you Janet...and you are quite welcome, anything to help when doing dishes :P God bless you as well :-D
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
Deletewistful. my toes (and chapped lips) too long for spring. the ending lines are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI am so longing for spring...I hope punxsutawney phil is right.
Deletehope of spring in your words
ReplyDeleteYes, that too.
DeleteWell done
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Deletethat's simply beautiful. love the idea of breeze bringing blossom thoughts of someone dear..
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to use this form...I shall have to do it again I think. Thank you so much Yelena! :-)
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