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She sits in silence at the end of day
Beside the fire that barely warms the air
Her mind in anguish, threads that tend to fray
Companionless, within a room austere.

	Like a carousel swirling around me
	Are faces, places, traces of my life
	These disjointed images confound me
	Recollections sliced by a jagged knife. 

The curtains drawn; the door chains are in place
Her thoughts are roaming down the paths of night
A hint of sadness settles on her face
As shadows flicker in the waning light.

	There was a man, can’t remember his name
	But such fine features graced his handsome face
        My wild, young heart his soothing words would tame
	As I danced with him in chantilly lace. 
	
She can’t help thinking of the years that pass
The complications of advancing age
Life hard to handle just like fragile glass
Progressive weakness in initial stage.

	How easily we swayed across the floor
	Effortlessly as an orchestra played
	An oceanside hall at some unknown shore
	Lord knows, I felt like such a lucky maid! 
	
She fears the fading of a priceless stock
Each recollection slipping from her grip
Memorabilia gathered round the clock
Accumulated in her lifetime trip.

	Oh, to feel young and pain-free one more time
	But this man’s gone now, and with him, my hope
	My mind wanders back to days of my prime
	As I tread on senility’s tightrope. 

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*Poem co-written by Paul Callus and Carolyn Devonshire
Form: Rhyme


Winter

Winter
by Michael R. Burch
 
The rose of love's bright promise
lies torn by her own thorn;
her scent was sweet
but at her feet
the pallid aphids mourn.
 
The lilac of devotion
has felt the winter hoar
and shed her dress;
companionless,
she shivers, nude and sore.
 
Keywords/Tags: Winter, Rose, Love, Promise, Potential, Devotion, Divorce, Farewell, Bloom, Blooming, Blossom, Blossoming, Flower, Flowering, Garden, Scent, Fragrance, Perfume, Aroma, Odor, Fall, Autumn, Decay, Hoar, Hoarfrost, Ice, Icicle, Snow, Cold, Coldness, Nude, Nudity, Naked, Nakedness, Exposed, Exposure, Exploitation, Parting, Separation
Form: Verse

Honeymoon

O lady of night,... distant radiant splendor 
in your golden castle, echoes of love render
a countenance of silver, in a whisper tender
hushing a  cloudy veil, a romantic surrender 
where poets in awry, voice a lustrous wonder.

In pageant of stars, a showstopper shines
palisaded halo, a bashful yellow reclines
a nocturnal goddess, daemon wind whines
companionless beauty, no orbit in twines

waxing  and waning,  wave on wave chimes 
medley of lyrics, abode of countless rhymes
phases hide and seek within old paradigms.

O desolate damsel, Who do you watch? 
mingled in honey, glowing butterscotch !

syrup of sparkles, her pearly words replied                             
"Illusion is my drift,  darkness a pretender
reflecting my sun, magic of lunatic wines
a voyage of ight years , honeymoon times."

Invisible blemishes , no craters, no notch,
in a black sea, blushed a beauteous  bride.



Dated 7th April 2020
rhyme scheme of AAAAA, BBBB, CCC, DD, E, ABCDE.

Sponsor	Emile Pinet
Contest Name	Minuanetta Poems
Form: Rhyme

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