Peering out my wine windows tinted and clouded at a swirling landscape of bitter-sweets the view skewed by tannins and cork floaters among the cloudy reveries shuttering my wine windows I delve the cellars deep for lofty thoughts and epiphanies before the heady kerplunk
This poem is a response to today’s Quadrille prompt at dVerse Poets Pub.
I am a fiction writer, poet and lyricist inspired by a life of leaping without hesitation. I was quoted and pictured in Ernie K-Doe: The R & B Emperor of New Orleans by Ben Sandmel. My short stories have been published in Five on the Fifth, Waking Writer, and Fictional Pairings. I am the author and photo-illustrator of Gator McBumpypants picturebooks. I enjoy clothing, costume and puzzle design.
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Delightful!!!!
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Here’s to the wine, here’s to you!
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Very clever ending and a lovely flow and almost a sense of suspense through the poem!
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I agree with De- great ending!
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This first line hooked me right away, Maria – very clever!
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David
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Like what you did here! Wine tinted glasses!
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Oh, I love that “kerplunk” ending!
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Yay! Thank you.
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