Her
cranberry hair tumbles to her waist in secrets and temptation.
He
tested the limits of a raspberry blush until he reached thorns.
She’s
cherry lipped impudence and August heat melting ice from his winter.
©Susie
Clevenger 2020
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We danced to the end of the world on piano keys warmed by the moon. ©Susie Clevenger 2021 American Sentence: Seventeen syllables The Sunda... -
Rebellion was Joplin and losing pieces of my heart to a crush. Love thought it wanted freedom until rainbows became empty...
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were it not for rain I wouldn’t know how to bloom where grief seeded me she cried with laughter a healing rain in grief’s drought of withere...
These are incredible!!!
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteAced this challenge for sure!!! WOW.
ReplyDeleteGoodness these are absolutely phenomenal, Susie!!😍🍒 I especially love; "cherry lipped impudence." You rocked the prompt! Thank you so much for writing!💝💝
ReplyDeleteYou did well with the American Sentence collection. I liked the fruity short blurb for each of the ladies. I had not paid much attention to them but my ten-year-old did this evening and asked about the "sexy ladies." Like the dirty old man's confession when caught reading Playboy, I lamely said, "Oh yes, I hadn't noticed, I've been reading the poems." That was lame, but true. My pick is the first picture. :)
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I love every one of these photos and sentences. Outdid yourself on this one, Susie!
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