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Sonnet: To Our Friendship

Strolling in moonlight or playing attuned
Pulsing in moments feeling mighty fine
I on the solo flute, you the bassoon 
Double-blind and tone-deaf yet we align

The bees hum about clover and sweet peas 
Mingled with fragrances from rare flowers 
From morning till night, day is ours to seize 
For us whose pleasure gladdens by the hour

Do not whine and whimper or stare aghast 
Our friendship will last through our silver heads 
With mirth to drive us forward unabashed 
And visions of fairies and hues of red 

You make the cloudy days appear sunny
On how I love you my bosom buddy

Copyright ©️ selma

Written for The Skeptic’s Kaddish W3 #129 prompt, hosted by the great PoW, Carol Anne. A wonderful prompt. Thanks so much.

The prompt poem: A poem by Carol Anne


Image credit; Kateryna Hliznitsova @Unsplash

Us 
two at 
the orchard 
slicing a pear—
my best friend and I, 
feeling mighty fine. Rub 
rub its soft white skin, knife it 
and share. Broad-headed fruit of gods 
in the s u n s h i n e, this bliss so divine.
Us two at the orchard s l i c i n g a pear.

Copyright ©️ Selma

Dectina Refrain written for Sadje for prompt #258 WDYS of October 14, 2024.

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  1. jazzytower

    Love this Selma. And those last two lines said it all! Truly good friends are not that easy to find. Happy Sunday!

    Pat

    1. Selma Martin

      Truth. Not easy to find. So when you find it you nurture the blessing. Thanks so much for the lovely comment, Pat. I bless you and wish you miracles too. Xo

  2. sgeoil

    An absolutely beautiful sonnet. You captured the feeling of true friendship!

    1. Selma Martin

      Heather, thanks so dearly. Bless you. Here’s wishing you miracles my friend. 🤗

  3. rajkkhoja

    Nice post.

  4. rajkkhoja

    Feeling of really true friendship!

    1. Selma Martin

      Yes, indeed. True friendship. I wish it for all. Friendship is priceless.

    1. Selma Martin

      I’m glad you think so, dear Maggie. Bless you

  5. murisopsis

    Marvelous! Friendship through time only gets sweeter!!

  6. Michele Lee

    I adore the sweet nature scenes you create, layered with love. 💕

    1. Selma Martin

      Thanks for appreciating Lady Michele Lee, dearest. Bless you 🙇🏽‍♀️

      1. Michele Lee

        All thanks to you, poetess Selma! Beautiful writing and heart. 💗

  7. memadtwo

    So much affection in your words Selma. (K)

  8. DAP

    Absolutely beautiful. The love and care means so much!

    ❤️

    1. Selma Martin

      Thanks for the comment, dear DAP. Sending blessings on your new week. 🤗

  9. Dawn D. McKenzie

    How happy I am for you to have such fond memories with this friend!

    1. Selma Martin

      Thanks for being happy for me my friend. I wish “friendship” and miracles to everyone. Bless you.

  10. Sadje

    Love both the poems Selma. Thanks for joining in. 💗💗💗

    1. Selma Martin

      My absolute pleasure Sadje. Thanks for the prompts. Always.

      1. Sadje

        🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

    1. Selma Martin

      Oh yes. Friendship is a sustaining force in our lives. The old ones are so amazing but so are the new ones. Wow.
      This factor is the best value come out of the internet accessibility. I couldn’t have foreseen it.
      Thanks for being my new friend, Nancy. Bless you.

      1. The Sicilian Storyteller

        You’re so right, my friend! I have met so many great people on WordPress and I’m happy to call them friends. Blessings to you, cara mia.

  11. ben Alexander

    Selma, your sonnet is such a delightful celebration of friendship—it’s joyful and vibrant, just like the bond you share!

    ~David

    1. Selma Martin

      I appreciate you reading and commenting David. Bless your heart.
      Thinking of you 🙇🏽‍♀️

  12. lesleyscoble

    I love both your poems, Selma. A beautiful pear of poems! 🍐 💚

    1. Selma Martin

      A beautiful Pear indeedy. 😘 thanks Lesley. 🤗

  13. Ingrid

    A beautiful ode, Selma!

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