Blueberry Delight in Flight

This is beautiful and seductive all at the same time, as it begs for mercy from a place deep inside. Again your reaching at the stars, and if this doesn't go there I'll truly be surprised. Thanks, Eddie

...are ALWAYS good to have around, and in your "arsenal"!Lol ! You hit the proverbial nail on the head with this one, Jayne. Truly, a good read. "Write On"! sincerely, #{:>{)}8==== docmaverick.

Jayne Let my blue flames surround you in warmth With magic electric blue wings take you on my back blue hair tendrils down the back bone as we take flight so high as our pearl tears fall as the gentle rain from above as angel kisses let me be your angel on high just you and I Electric Blue Angel I am glad to bring happy tears to spring forth. So lay back and take a breath deep relax be serene Let me take you to the land of my electric blue dreams let me take on your pain and release you for a short while I am sorry you had a bad night I know that pain relief does not always work but try to rest. Be swept into my dreams in this blue night When we can take flight with my blue angel wings to glow in the dark with tink’s fairy dust I sprinkle on us. Where illness does not exist we will be set free like the birds and the bees we will take flight with such ease and view such wonders from afar our spirits be set free and take flight into my electric blue night. I posted Electric Blue Angel Come join me - both of us will be set free just to be Peace be with you my dear friend. I hope I can ease some of your pain. I am here day or night when ever you need me Always Maggie Electric Blue

I think you have captured Maggie's true essence here. Wow, what a terrific tribute. It is really beautiful, just like the woman herself. My favorite lines: Alighting to heaven she watches on high an angel of mercy in my evening sky They were tough to pick out from the rest because the whole poem is totally lovely! Always, Cat

to a friend with a touch of Keats' to it--"Rippling tendrils her soft peignoirs/gliding to places/near and afar" One is reminded of the airy, careless delight of the aforementioned poet, pure poetic vision untrammeled by heavy handedness or anything of the like. Quite a honor! Wonderfully done GB