Thursday, October 15, 2009

Linen Moments


One early evening, feeling tired and blue

I marched to my room which is my comfort zone

I lied in bed and touched its soft sheets

And felt that my sore spirit has been relieved.


As if you comfort me when I am tired

And eases the pain when I am sad

I love you more when you are blue

But that is not the reason why I am blue.


I’d hug and kiss you like a lovely companion

I’ll wrap my body with you when I am cold

I’d cover my face with you when I am in tears

I really love my lonely moments with you.

For Amias' Acrostic Only

10 comments:

  1. hmmm...yah...isn't it great that even if they're just soft sheets, they really comfort us when we are sad and blue?...

    thanks Priya you're here again...:)

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  2. This is a wonderful poem. I am sorry the instructions was cloudy. I read the acrostic you did on this prompt at WL and it was wonderful, you really did a good job with it.

    I will be careful with the instructions from now on. Now I am off to read your short story!

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  3. Hello Big Sis:

    ...thanks you like it...

    well, no big deal sis...

    at least i've written one for WL and one here...

    hugs sis!

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  4. hey soo lovelyyyy..:)

    WHat a neat bed room.. is that ur own pic..?? hehe.. :)

    U r in full flow today my dear..so many back to back posts..

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  5. almost look like one...my sheets are blue...

    yah, am inspired by people like you and then this brain of mine always keeps me busy at night so i always have a pen and paper beside me...

    thank you deary...!:)

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  6. wonderful linen poem :)

    good pic too!! :)

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  7. ...just to show and prove i really love blue colors...of any shade...

    i guess this is a better post than my linen moments at WL...

    :)

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  8. Very nice, Amity. I had read your acrostic, it is great. But I didn't know about this one. Thanks for the heads up on this one and thanks for reading mine. I am having fun with these.
    I try not to read anyone's acrostic until I write mine. I don't want my mind to be predisposed towards any direction not of my own thinking.
    I saw your Morning Glory but didtn't read it yet. I will later when (and if) I get mine done. :-)
    ..

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  9. ...good morning...

    ...thanks Jim for droppin' by my site...

    sure that's a great, hidden technique...me, too, i just use my imagination to create my posts...and am thankful that more often than not, i do not fail my readers...

    have a nice day sir!

    :)

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