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Love can be an uncrushed flower 


love can be
an uncrushed flower
ixora at night

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love can be
passion unrestrained 
bee sips ixora

an uncrushed flower
held between fingers of
a smitten lover

ixora at night
a yellow moon watches
shadows in the street
© gillena cox 2021
 



BLOG HOPPING TODAY WITH 


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Today’s prompt, from three blackout poems given as inspiration.... to write new prose or poetry which uses one (or all 3) of the poems You may choose to use the exact words, or not


REVISIT
17 February 2019
17 February 2018
17 February 2017

RESEARCH NOTE
Annibale Carracci - A Virgin with a Unicorn

30 comments:

  1. Beautiful Gillena!
    I love unicorns... And classical paintings.
    Take care of you.

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  2. Thanks for your appreciation Sim

    Much💗love

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  3. Gorgeous , Gillena !

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  4. Thanks for your appreciation Rall

    Much💗love

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  5. A romantic troiku, Gillena, run through with ixora.

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  6. Thanks for your appreciation Kim

    Much💗love

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  7. I love that you have so embraced the troiku.

    'Ixora' was a new word for me; I imagined it was a word for apple juice, then Google told me it is the flower: West Indian jasmine. That gave me the presence of scent even more vividly.

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  8. This is truly beautiful Gillena.

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Nicole

      Much💗love

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  9. As others have said, I add my “a lovely poem” to theirs. Brava.

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Helen

      Much💗love

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  10. Sweet, no matter how you read it!

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Maggie

      Much💗love

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  11. Like Rosemaru, ixora was a new word for me. Beautiful art, and a language lesson bonus!

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Bev

      Much💗love

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  12. Very pretty. Ixora is too tropical for my zone, but it's a lovely choice for poetry. Just saying it aloud is poetic.

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Lisa

      Much💗love

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  13. Gillena, this is delicious! Love the passionate tone and imagery. Also, ixora is a favorite flower of mine. We call it "jungle flame". I haven't seen one since I was a very in the Dominican Republic. So, thank you for taking me back...

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  14. Thanks for your appreciation Magaly

    Much💗love

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  15. Lovely picture and word.
    Have a great time xx

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Sirkkis

      Much💗love

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  16. Simply wonderful.

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  17. Thanks for your appreciation Taluula

    Much💗love

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  18. Jasmine is one of my favorite scents, but I have not experienced an ixora yet. I hope to someday.

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Rommy

      Much💗love

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  19. I haven't seen ixora fliwers ever but they should grow here in the Gulf flat lands. Google showed some very pretty ones, inviting your lovely verses.
    ..

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Jim

      Much💗love

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  20. Thanks for your appreciation

    Much💗love

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  21. Beautifully done, Gillena. Had to look up a word, so I learned something new!

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  22. Glad i sparked your interedt Sara

    Much💗love

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