#darkloveletters,
https://dversepoets.com/2021/08/16/prosery-clouds/
at the dverse poets pub this evening I have been introduced to the poem “clouds” by Constance UrDang . the line to be used is “but these clouds are clearly foreign, such an exotic clutter against the blue cloth of the sky.”
MY dearest,
Persephone can you recall,
The day we met on the river bank. You reading aloud from Constance UrDang. The first thing I heard from you was “But these clouds are clearly foreign, such an exotic clutter. Against the blue cloth of the sky.” Bam I was smitten.
The universe faded into an insufficient slime floating on life’s pond as I watched you lips speak these words. The sky cleared to let the sun shine upon your wonderous presence. Your startling beauty adding to the sun’s vigour and vitality. Permanently Intoxicating my heart and soul.
Now knowing I shall never see you in the day light again this memory I hold dear. Your once blue eyes now black with death will always stay blue within this memory. The very eyes you passed on to Lazuli.
With eternal love for my exotic clutter.
DRACO
© 16/8/2021 rogleach

Oh god, I love this. It’s dark and crazy like Hades and I love how you explore the dynamics of their relationship here. It also feels gothic with the setting and tone, really draws you into the scene.
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thanks lucy. gothic is good for a vampire couple.
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I agree–there is a gothic tone. I think perhaps because the narrator sounds sort of formal and nineteenth-century. This is such a creative take on the prompt, and the relationship.
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A very interesting take on the cloud prompt. Beauty always seems short-lived it seems.
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Love the references to mythology here… to imagine that you can reach your loved one from the land of the dead is such an everlasting theme
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Myth and memory a nice mix
Much❤love
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