This is probably the shortest poem I’ve written so far, but I really liked the concept and wanted to do it. I hope you enjoy this and share it!
Here is a list of things she smelled of:
Sunlight.
Beginnings.
Expensive perfume.
Hot chocolate.
Feelings.
and a list of things she looked like:
A crisp white shirt.
Sushi.
Sunset.
Christmas lights.
Love.
A list of things she reminded me of:
Empty vodka bottles.
Terraces and stars.
Neck kisses.
Smeared mascara.
The color of sunlight after it hits a bottle of whiskey.
Life.
A list of things she was:
A dragon-slayer.
A smile despite a tiring day.
A favorite song on repeat.
My auto-correct.
Human and alive.
Home..
Mine.
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This is one of the cutest things I’ve read in a while.
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I broke down after reading this.
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Thank you for reading!
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Yup, empty vodka bottles… I can relate… nice one…✌🖖👍
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Love this!
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Sweetness!
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Thank you!
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A new concept of poetry, really loved it!
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That concept is way too good
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…dragon-slayer
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Did you like it?
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Simply smashing gem that sparkles…thank you for this. Keep on swimming upstream & dog paddle your way into the world of poetry, literally,,,peace, love & light—g.a.meeder
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Thank you so much!
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This poem is incredibly charming. Love love love.
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I’m really glad you liked it!
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I loved it!
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So happy to hear that!
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Ok.Wow. That just left me stunned.
You are really good at what you do!
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Thank you, Udita! 💙
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Ugh man. This was way too sweet and cute! Perfect!
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Thanks man!
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This is the sweetest! I especially love: “a favorite song on repeat” and “my auto-correct.”
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That means a lot!
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This painted a complex, unpredictable picture of a woman/relationship. Nice job!
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Thank you
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I love this
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Thank you, Akriti!
I love your blog too. We should totally connect over Instagram.
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Oh yes sure 😊
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Text me at: https://www.instagram.com/utsavraj_/
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Wow. Brings a tear to my eye.
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Beautiful 🙂 … Even I will love to try this concept.. If u don’t mind 🙂
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Of course! Thank you for reading.
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Simple joys of life and how they are reminiscent of her……love it!
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thank you!
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Very eloquent. Anand Bose from Kerala
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Thank you, Anand! 🙂
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Nice piece of work
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Thank you for reading!
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Love this! Cheers!!! 🙂
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It is really good
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Thank you so much!
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It’s so simple but says more than a million words could. I loved “The color of sunlight after it hits a bottle of whiskey.”
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A lovely poem. So much feeling in a few words. Thank you for visiting my recent blog post. I hope you’ll return.
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I noticed this line… A list of things she was: and the last word Mine. So does that mean the girl in the poem now belongs to your past? Just a thought. But nevertheless, the poem is deep. Thanks for sharing!
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It does. Although not my past, it is fiction.
Thank you for reading. 🙂
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I love it because it is tender, delicate and you feel wrapped up in this poem with all your senses. Great work!
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Thank you so much ❤
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Wow, this article is amazing… Great work… 🙂
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Thank you ❤
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This is so very beautiful!
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Thank you so much ❤
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Wow…I loved …A list of things she was:
Human and alive.
Home..
Mine.
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I love this!
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This is my favorite. Would you mind if I wrote my own version of this?
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No I wouldn’t. Go ahead. 🙂
And tell me when you post it! I’d love to read it.
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Thanks 🙂
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Anytime. Keep smiling, beautiful.
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“A list of things she reminded me of”
The disconnect between this section of the poem and the others interests me. There is corruption here, imperfection which is lacking elsewhere. I almost wonder whether it is the same woman.
Is she empty vodka bottles or crisp white shirt?
Is she sunset or smeared mascara?
Perhaps the poem reflects the truth about ourselves. We are neither all good nor all bad. We are sometimes found and all to often lost.
I like your poem.
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Really nice poetry
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Thank you so much, love. I love your dog.
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awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
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SO CUTEEE!!!
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Thank you so much!
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Whats HER name?
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There is no HER 😂❤
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oh so this is literally just like poetic
omg that is hilarious
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Haha I hope you liked it.
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It was beautiful : )
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Yay thanks ❤
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Anytime
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Love it!!!
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Thank you!
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I love this. Every person is multi-faceted and full of different dimensions, depending upon the angle from which you view and/or interact with them. And this is a brilliant approach to showing the different parts of a beloved person, with each vignette hinting at physical scenarios and situations that occurred outside of the frame of this delightful narrative. Innovative! And really very moving. Thank you for sharing.
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Glad you liked it. Thank you!
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