"drowned", "oblivious", "trapped". . . then that opening out to "fly away to another planet": effects of being lost to love. Nice tie-in of "spark" with "diamonds".
awesome, what a fantastic way of using the words, gautami. mine is nothing compared to this. i couldn't even include all of them. thank you for visiting mine and leaving me a wonderful comment.
magical mystical write...all surround a moment of beautiful love...
ReplyDeletePassion and fire behind this 160. Thanks for playing.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of this couple being "...drowned in spark..."
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sweet.
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"drowned", "oblivious", "trapped". . . then that opening out to "fly away to another planet": effects of being lost to love. Nice tie-in of "spark" with "diamonds".
ReplyDeletemagical indeed! love it!
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I love "trapped in smolder"...
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous. I love the picture, and the movie where it originated. Great work here.
ReplyDeleteAh, love, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYes, the universse has it! Nicely penned.
ReplyDeleteLove "sky rains diamonds."
ReplyDeletesuper! near and far- for sure- inner and outer space simultaneously!thanks.
ReplyDeletethe sparks fly...lovely
ReplyDeletePassionate piece, Gautami.
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My, this is a compact piece!
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Nice. I'm feeling some sparks myself!
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you really capture the obsession that is love and lust
ReplyDelete"sky rains diamonds"...this is beautiful Gautami!!
ReplyDeleteThat's some spark...
ReplyDeleteNeat pairing of the two prompts. You really give the best to both of them. "Trapped in smolder" is my favorite
ReplyDeleteStunning image in this, Gautami!
ReplyDeleteDrowned in spark - an emotive piece!
ReplyDeleteDelightful use of words to create the scene of passion. Love it!
ReplyDeleteA moment of perfect love..raining diamonds..such passion!!
ReplyDeleteI love this! "Trapped in smolder
ReplyDeleteof mindless fire" is an awesome line!
Might be nice to fly away to another planet. Goodness knows we're making enough mess of this one.
ReplyDeleteLovely prose and great use of the prompt words :)
What a passionate piece! Couldn't be more different from mine!
ReplyDeleteawesome, what a fantastic way of using the words, gautami. mine is nothing compared to this. i couldn't even include all of them. thank you for visiting mine and leaving me a wonderful comment.
ReplyDeleteLove’s oblivion: found in ecstasy—lost in tragedy. Such fragile steel from emotions wrought.
ReplyDeleteI love your poem. It's sparkly and diamond encrusted.
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ooooooh! i like it!!!!
ReplyDeletevery passionate
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