Wafted
by breeze
of past scented summers
the breath
of our
together-days drifted over
each vision
of memory we made.
Our
fun as we sensed the
other's desires,
wove red flamenco in tears
of delight
which
lived for some years.
All
blown away now
yet back then,
our scarlet poppy-days stood,
for a while,
totally still,
we willed it that way.
Some
of the falling stardust
remains, as reminder to note
how we loved
then together-days.
Life
only allows
us what we inspire it to be,
perfumed
recall of flower-powered time
still thrills me.
Now
that I highlight our former
perfumes
red-flamenco is
filling the room.
"some of the falling stardust remains" What a poetic way to say "sweet memory". Well done Fay. and you finish the poem off with "Red famenco is filling the room." a grand read for sure. A poet friend, RH Peat