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Vanilla Bond

Written on 10 September 2023 For: Vanilla Poetry Contest Sponsored by Charlotte Puddifoot A Vanilla Bond It is a bond knitted at first instance That sparks off a soothing fragrance, As seductive as a vanilla scent That captivates the heart without relent. It is a bond knitted since youthful days That has tightened day in day out Through every shine of the sun and its blaze, Through mutual love and abstinence of doubt. It is a bond that has been fortified By the ardent wish and will of two souls; It is a bond that has been sanctified By the blessings of parents as a whole. It is a bond that has been fastened Through summer and wintry seasons With mutual care and devotion, With true passion and emotion. This bond has not been a stranger To ups and downs, to stress and strains To petty squabbles and anger, But these have been fixed without pain, This is a bond that ties two souls Beyond the bounds of time and space, For better or for worse as a whole In all storms in life they may face. This is a bond that tells the tale Of two souls mounting their last vales, Battered by gales and storms of life But still not shattered by the strife. This is a bond that tells the tale Of the fitting art of living, Of living that is inspiring Beyond an atom of a veil. Let the vanilla perfume of their bond Outlive their last breath and still spread beyond To serve as lively and lovely lessons For youth who wish to scan the horizon.

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Date: 9/11/2023 2:27:00 PM
Nice poem. It is great to see that you can attach so many thoughts to seeet vanilla. Good luvk in contest.
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Krishnanand Guptar
Date: 9/12/2023 10:50:00 AM
Dear Jay, thanks for visiting and appreciating my poem. When you are inspired by a subject, thoughts and ideas flow one after the other. I guess it is the same with your poems, quite a few of which I have have read with much pleasure. Best regards.

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