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Tag Archives: scent poems
Scented Ink and Silence
She writes in wild -flowered breeze and umbered earth, past life beer-stained napkins and muddled storm all forms of desert breeze. Her fingers ache of starched parch-ment paper indigo quill spill, scratch-and-sniff stickers and AquaNet fugue the dusty memory of old books, nutmeg, musty wood. Most days, she’s good … Continue reading
Posted in April PAD 2022
Tagged after the rain, AquaNet, creosote, desert poems, old smoke, scent poems, smells
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midway through these trees,
.. this full moon smells like cotton candy caramel corn sway, and the way the top of the ferris wheel tilted us toward heaven. .. written for Kelly’s awesome prompt over at dVerse. come play!