I Fell – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon

At dVerse Merril is hosting Poetics with an invitation to write about windows in any form.

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“My soul is from elsewhere, I’m sure of that, and I intend to end up there.” Rumi

I Fell

You held a window in your palm,
your heart in clear view
tinged with mango and lime
like your lips,
soft spiced dew,
blew the wind,
the dove,
your hair flew as an
offering to the world,
double pressed,
carefree,
after the love flood,
a wonder in peach and white,
I fell through your window.


Copyright 2023 ©️Paul Vincent Cannon
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27 Comments

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27 responses to “I Fell – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon

  1. A very interesting take on the window prompt, Paul. I hope the glass did not shatter as your fell through!! :>)

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  2. Such an excellent poem Paul

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  3. Gloriously romantic, Paul. I love your take on the prompt. Thank you!

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  4. The first line was so unique, a window in the palm of her hands, luring one in. The details are divine. Especially love “your hair flew as an offering to the world”.

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  5. A great summertime romance. Thanks for sharing, Paul! xx Michael

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  6. It’s just wow n beautifullly written. A loving poem with beautiful words n feelings ❤👌

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  7. lync56

    Beautiful

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