dVerse Quadrille #122

Quite Right Slick Days

It’s one of those
quite right slick days.

Palms sway their great shoulders,
and waves curl, crash and bang
their weight against my legs.

And then I wake up,
and it’s still winter.

I just want to drive,
and keep on going
until lunchtime.

Image is Hieronymus Bosch’s Garden Of Earthly Delights. Written for dVerse Poets, De’s Quadrille #122 “Go” (44 words). “Quite right, Slick,” ref Mellow Yellow by Donovan    © Misky 2021

24 responses to “dVerse Quadrille #122”

  1. It’s a lovely feeling! Nicely done 🙂

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  2. Hopefully, a picnic lunch in the sunshine. I enjoyed the body imagery greatly. Well-done.

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    1. Thank you so much!

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  3. Very lovely, Misky. And relatable.

    -David

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    1. Thanks! Glad you liked it.

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  4. Love the quite right slick reference, it put me in a mellow yellow mindset.

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    1. I’ve had it in my head for days, buzzing around like a fly.

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    1. LOL! Slickly commented!

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  5. Take me with you! Sounds so divine.

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    1. Ooooh wouldn’t that be fun, De! 🚗

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  6. I feel this! The image and poem are both divine! ✨

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    1. Thank you, Tricia. ❤️

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  7. This reminds me of that lovely feeling of waking from a dream and wanting to go back into it!

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    1. I always find that impossible to do, even when I try!

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  8. Alas, those days I cannot go back to sleep…

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  9. Beverly Crawford avatar
    Beverly Crawford

    Let’s all drive to Springtime and an end to this winter of our discontent!!

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  10. Such exquisite, exquisite imagery in this one, Misky!! 😍😍

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    1. Thank you so much!

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  11. Sigh…I know the feeling. Nicely done.

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