The Sweetest Wine
Together, our horizon knows no bounds.
The nearest rose and the most distant star
could not be closer to this truth.
Yet the scent of a rose,
the beauty in a star, cannot compare.
One kiss from you, and I know the sweetest wine.
This poem (off-prompt for Day 5 of napowrimo.net) is my response to Quadrille #125 – In Praise of the Grape, the prompt from Linda Lee Lyberg at dVerse ~ Poets Pub, which is to use a form of the word wine in a 44-word poem, with no required meter or rhyme.
~ Day 5 ~
Images
Wikimedia Commons – Rosette Nebula surrounding star cluster NGC2244
Astronomy Picture of the Day – “cluster galaxies and cluster dark matter, analogous to the many points of light one would see while looking through a wine glass at a street light”
… a lovely love poem.
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Thank you.
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Lovely, indeed.
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Thanks. 🙂
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Sweetly romantic Ken.
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Thank you, Linda. And thanks for the prompt.
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That sweet love–through time and space!
I’m going to have to remember that Rosette Nebula photo.
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🙂
That nebula also appears at APOD, but the colors aren’t as vibrant.
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap170214.html
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Yeah; what the others said. And that last line…yum. Great work, Ken.
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😀 Thanks!
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A lovely love poem. Nicely done.
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Thank you.
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That is a sweet poem…
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Thanks. 🙂
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rivers and wine – you sure know romance, good sir ~
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Thank you!
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Ken, I’m very happily married, but somehow your poems often make me feel jealous!
❤
David
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Thank you so much, David.
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This reminds me of the song ‘A taste of honey…’ the sweetest wine indeed!
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🙂 Thank you, Ingrid.
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(sigh) as always… (k)
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Sigh.
Hopefully.
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We almost connect on this one, every line complete with meaning.
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Thank you. 🙂
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Very welcome.
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Beautiful Ken, sweet as Tupelo Honey!
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Thanks, Rob!
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I really enjoyed the analogies you made here and how you saved the best “wine” for the end.
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What a romantic ending!
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😀 Thank you.
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