John's Aramis

Aww, how lovely that the aftershave can bring back such lovely memories for you. It's probably a daft idea, but have you ever thought of buying some and putting a few drops on, say, your pillowcase to comfort you when you feel down? I rarely get round to reading blogs - although I looked out for yours. I'm glad I wasn't the only one to enter a poem that was too short (and thanks for the compliment x) I smiled at James' Semaj - Kcaj wouldn't look as cool, would it? LOL

gosh, carolyn, I am going in circles looking for a poem of yours I have never read. Gosh, I am gonna just stay here and say, though I saw it before,it's one of those to enjoy again and again! Luv, Andrea

This is lovely remembrance, CArolyn. He must have been wonderful. Luv, Andrea

This brought tears to my eyes too Carolyn.. He must have been an amazing man, love this write..*hugs* love Wilma

So sorry for your loss Carolyn. I firmly believe, because God has proven it over and over, that everything happens for a reason, and for the betterment of those that have the courage and faith to acknowledge that, and then to expect and look for the wonderful blessing that will rise from the ashes of adversity.

Carolyn, This is really scary my wfe bought ARAMIS for me when we got married 3/69. It is her favorite for all the same reasons and of course the name is John. By the way you are on the bubble for a Narrative. All the best, JT

I believe I will have to buy some Aramis. Though I have never used the product, your beautifully written muse does make it inticing. The second stanza is magnificent. Mac

a dear verse for a dear heart from a dear heart. Light & Love

Carolyn, congrats on being featured this week...Raul

Hi LNC..congrats on your poem..hope all is well and that you are settled in. miss you. Again..glad this poem about John was featured. BG

Congratulations on this very touching and beautifully written piece being featured this week, Carolyn! Love, Robin

Hi, Carolyn. Congrats on this selection. Hope your problems are being resolved. Love, daver

This is some kind of a write Carolyn, chuckle, chuckle, Of his loud, he wasn't Proud! smile. What a beast, what a beast. So congratulations on this feature poem, Sincerely, Love Moses

Congratulations on your poem being featured this week. Nicely done piece. Keep writing. Sara

Congratulations on your feature poem this week Carolyn. Aramis was one of my favs when i was younger, now it's Kouros >> James

Carolyn,..I remember this great poem,....I'm happy to see it made a feature !!! Congratulations my friend !

Such a deep sadness in this touching poem!~ Well deserving this featured place this week. Love, Carrie

Congratulations on your well deserved poetry being featured this week Carolyn. Love, Carol

great feature! Carolyn!...can very much feel this poem... jim

Congrats on your feature poem this week Carolyn.Rgds Brian

awww so sad,It is amazing how certain scents and smells can your head with unwanted memories, like the snatch of a whistled tune! Great poem Carolyn..~Trudy~

should`nt we all be wearing Aramis? How so well you paint!cheers!

Isn't it amazing how smells can trigger memories. This poem flowed with love, sadness and recollection of a good time in your life. Nicely written.

A beautiful Poem, Carolyn! it is often a scent that triggers the most powerful memories. Glad you like "Pinholes". I wrote it some years ago, after our Pastor told us the story of how a little girl saw the stars as pinholes in God's blanket. He had just returned from a year's sabbatical in the US, so it looks as if the idea has now done a round-trip!

Dear Carolyn, Extremely Heartfelt A beautiful Tribute to YOUR Husband I can feel this artistic POEM in my Heart I have Tears in my eyes YOU are a Beautiful PURE POETESS LOVE YOU ALWAYS...HG