indigo blue room

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Give me a night
with indigo blue

Tint from the window
just above you

there is no light
but that from the street

that dances on your flesh
innocent and sweet

Hey hey Lady lay in the Indigo blue
a shade that fills the intire room

A bright neon sign,
flashes blue from outside

vacancy and rooms for rent
pole's bent to by the drive

But the light still shines
like a full moons beam

the Indigo blue room
wistful memories spring

Hey hey Lady lay in the Indigo blue
the room for lovers like me and you

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Du LacDu Lacabout 19 years ago
dancing...

There is a deep rhythm to this poem, I like the couplets and how they draw the reader into a waltz of the moment. I can see the woman here slowly dancing, her dance is just how she moves,natural beauty. The blue floating on her, all of her then just parts of her. Her smile, a breast, a leg, a hand etc. Indigo blue is a very spiritual color and I felt that from this poem.. ty

Du~

your poem was mentioned in the Sunday reviews..

AnonymousAnonymousabout 19 years ago
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Hey hey Lady lay in the Indigo blue

the room for lovers like me and you <-I just loved these lines :) Fab!

With these couplets, I would've probably played around with the wording a little more. I think it was the "that" word in both couplets that caused a little problem for me.

there is no light

but that from the street

that dances on your flesh

innocent and sweet

Over-all, this is excellent! Thanks for the read :)

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