When he speaks I hear a silver merchant pushing his cart to market. The tinkling, jingling, of goods on display that stirs and awakens a sleeping town. And the merchant smiles, crooked, sincere, at the promise of a bountiful day.
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I can almost see this Silver Merchant as he passes through. Very nice poem.
I just found your site on a list of the top 40 poetry blogs, and, wow, you certainly deserve your place on that list. You poetry is simply lovely. Rich, evocative, sensual.
Thank you so much for sharing your gift... I can't wait to see your new site; when d'you think it'll be ready?
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I can almost see this Silver Merchant as he passes through. Very nice poem.
Does this mean you're back!? Cause I missed you!
I'm building a new blog. I'll post the link when I decide it's share-worthy. :-)
I just found your site on a list of the top 40 poetry blogs, and, wow, you certainly deserve your place on that list. You poetry is simply lovely. Rich, evocative, sensual.
Thank you so much for sharing your gift... I can't wait to see your new site; when d'you think it'll be ready?
Sylvia
Thank you so much Sylvia! I was very surprised to be on that list actually. :-) I'm glad you like my poetry.
Which new site are you referring to?
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