Stardust Memories



  
                  "Stardust Memories"


   Theme of our college dance.
   The dance card in the walnut hutch now rests.
   My date's handwriting, still alive in it.


   Pink, sparkling, decades old, the wristlet dance card is.
   Filled with sorority sisters' names.
   The band's name, so classy.


   The Tam O'Shanter Country Club.
   A night of tuxedoed,gorgeous young men.
   And their beautifully gowned young women.


   Dancing softly under tender lights.
   The spring breezes, so fragrant.
   You and I, kissing in innocence under silver moonlight.


   Nights like this never do end, the music still sings in me,
   Caressed by today's sweet winds,
   And my heart's forever feelings!


    * College Days~ Memories of Loyola University, Chicago"


                      August 17, 2020
                         8pm PST

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De Beaulieu Avatar
August 17, 2020 at 12:06 PM
Hello Panagiota, you made me feel like i was back in time. I can see the couple dancing. Hugs Darlene xxxx-oooo. hugs. Darlene.
De Beaulieu Avatar
August 18, 2020 at 12:02 PM
Hello Panagiota, yes it would be feminine back in time. Hugs Darlene xxxx- oooo.
Romios Avatar
August 17, 2020 at 12:17 PM
Hello Darlene, if you saw them,,I succeeded in my poem. Thank you Too bad I can't Pist the image of that dance card! So feminine and yes, back in time.)) Pangie xx
Raven Avatar
August 17, 2020 at 8:27 AM
Hi Pangie, I love the gentle way that your poem does unfold, as I read down the lines. Such vivid visions of a beautiful night sing within my mind. This is such a wonderful write. Has to be a fav. Have a wonderful Monday. Blessings and Hugs....Mike.
Romios Avatar
August 17, 2020 at 9:00 AM
You are sooo right. I happen to love this one, also! It is exactly a snapshot of that youthful night. The dignity that we no longer see in our world which has turned to a love of savagery in music, dance, dress and social milieu..I carry this night, locked in my hearts chamber. Thank you for FAVing this. In writes like this~ I can honestly call myself a poet. Gratefully, Pangiexx
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