Simple Sunday Takes Tea!
Welcome to the CPC’s Simple Sunday Picture Challenge!
Our featured artist this week is a Brit named Nikita Gill.
She has apparently been a popular artist on DeviantArt.com for five years,
displaying under the curious name “UntamedUnwanted.”
http://untamedunwanted.deviantart.com/
Our featured work is her most recent post on Deviant Art,
titled “Jasmine Tea.”
Write what your poetic muse sees in or imagines from this image.
Please also click on the number next to the heart at the top of this blog
to register your support of this challenge!
Well here we go with another Simple Sunday picture challenge! It’s simple because all you have to do is look at the picture and let your muse come to grips with it so to speak. And then type what comes out!
HEAVEN SCENT
Aroma wafting past the panes
through which appear the autumn rains.
Jasmine tea to brighten day
though else may dampen urge to play.
Then get thee to thy loving things
as if on chiffon angel wings.
Translate the inspiration lent
from jasmine tea-zing’s steamy scent.
Copyright October 12th 2013 RGD
Inspired by the image “Jasmine Tea” by Nikita Gill.
Sipping from the rimof the universewarmth dripping intoyour souleyes closingseeing new ideals.You can’t help but love tea first thing in themorning.
TEA TIME
^
Tea pot sittin on the window seal
Steamin hot just waitin to be pour into the cup
Two cups ready to served on a tray
Bed side so nice
To be serve in bed
On a cold and dreary day
Little honey please two
Lump of sugar
Not a bit more spoil the tease
Hummmmm
Kin so smell the aroma smell sooo good and feels great goin down on the a dreary day
^
Written By: Bettie Davis ————————————– © October 12 , 2o13
SEALED WITHIN
Sharing this time together,
only the two of us,
a small table set just so,
our hearts mingle together,
just yours and mine,
as though never apart
for more than a day or two;
kindred souls forever bonded,
two free spirits together one,
our friendship continuing
over time and space
growing even stronger
with each passing day
and forever sealed
within each leaf of tea.
(c) barbara kausteklis 10-13-13