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My Beatrice
My Beatrice
You take me to where
Dante’s Divine trilogy did.
And to bring me on that journey
From perdition to paradise
Makes the layover in purgatory
A lounge
With you my cocktail waitress
You take me to where
Dante’s Divine trilogy did.
And to bring me on that journey
From perdition to paradise
Makes the layover in purgatory
A lounge
With you my cocktail waitress
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Re. My Beatrice
17th Nov 2019 5:09am
Thank you so much Skyblue. That Peggy Lee song reference really made my day. Love it. Glad you enjoyed this little poem trip of mine.
John
John
Re. My Beatrice
Beatrice had to be the wifey & this channeled through a dream..good guess by any chance?
"From perdition to paradise
Makes the layover in purgatory
A lounge".... what sweet love..such a simple statement saying so much.💙
"From perdition to paradise
Makes the layover in purgatory
A lounge".... what sweet love..such a simple statement saying so much.💙
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Re. My Beatrice
17th Nov 2019 11:12pm
My wifey was definitely my Beatrice. None of my writing would have happened without her healing influence. But this poem had its impetus from a comment I made on one of your poems. The ending just came to me out of nowhere. Glad you enjoyed my friend. You stroke my muse with your warm words.
John
John
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Anonymous
26th Nov 2019 1:59pm
Such a concise story of love, I enjoy the short poesy as much as anything you've ever told a short story about. Perhaps more. ;-) <3 it. ~Kat
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Re. My Beatrice
26th Nov 2019 2:14pm
Glad you enjoyed my morsel of writing here my friend. Often a writer can say a lot with few words. Glad this did that for you. <3
XoXoXo
John
XoXoXo
John
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Anonymous
21st Dec 2019 11:21pm
I’m glad I read the comments after I initially read this poem. I think what is displayed here is a very personal and tender reflection of your loved one. What struck me most of course was the stripped back approach you have used with your wording and how it translates into something concise and impactful.
The ending lines with the idea of heaven / purgatory being nothing more than a longe in which to gather I found both endearing and mildly amusing.
Thank you for sharing this piece.
-M
The ending lines with the idea of heaven / purgatory being nothing more than a longe in which to gather I found both endearing and mildly amusing.
Thank you for sharing this piece.
-M
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Re. My Beatrice
21st Dec 2019 11:46pm
Yes, this poem does apply to a person departed from the earth whose memory I hold dear. Love that the concise form here worked so well for you and makes it more impactful. Often less is more.
I've written quite a few funny versions of heaven these last few months. One was of a daiquiri hut on the beach in Mexico. Another was of a Luau in Hawaii being served Mai Tais. Glad you enjoyed this one. :)
John
I've written quite a few funny versions of heaven these last few months. One was of a daiquiri hut on the beach in Mexico. Another was of a Luau in Hawaii being served Mai Tais. Glad you enjoyed this one. :)
John
Re. My Beatrice
24th Dec 2019 7:07am
Sexy little poem about a lovely lady. I really enjoyed this one, goldenmyst! :)
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Re: Re. My Beatrice
24th Dec 2019 7:27am
Thank you so much NewBegiings. Glad you enjoyed the girl power in this poem. John