Creation of Love

LisaG
Author: LisaG
Word Count: 49
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A puppeteer strokes the strings
Of his polished masterpiece
His tears lubricate joints, alive

Fingertips caress her smooth form
As he tenderly dresses her
In garments spun of flaxen

Time slows in the joining
Of Pygmalion and Ivory
A love affair of creation

His tears and longing, her life….

Creation of Love

Often we create a haven of romantic idealism, a land of love….reality does bite often but our lands, our loves, are our sanctuary…
Moments spent walking with a loved one, holding hands and laughing….stolen moments from reality of the hum drum…are what we shall remember…

Don’t forget to hum, don’t forget to look into the eyes of one you adore and tell them, thank you….I love you…

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  • Mark German

    Mark German, 10 months ago

    Wow, that is beautiful, Lisa.
    One of your best, I think. Beautifully worded.

    _(for those that think it strange me commenting on Lisa’s work like this – I assure you – the first time I see them, is here on RB : ) ) _

  • Christina Martin

    Christina Martin, 10 months ago

    Liar Mark:) she is inspired by you…:) Lisa beautiful…........!

  • Christina Martin

    Christina Martin, 10 months ago

    Lisa you know I am not good with words that was a compliment to you both…..:)

  • Craig Shillington

    Craig Shillington, 10 months ago

    Oh Lisa … this made me so teary!! I promise I won’t ever forget to hum. :) VBS

  • LisaG

    LisaG, 10 months ago

    Thank you Mark :))

    Christina, there is nothing wrong with your words :)) thank you…

    Craig, all I can say is VBS…...:)))

  • Suzanne German

    Suzanne German, 10 months ago

    Lisa this is a sophisticated and brilliantly crisp rendition of ‘Pygmalion’ – love it!

  • Suzanne German

    Suzanne German, 10 months ago

    a second thought…..(as usual – I’m so impulsive at times).....Lisa the comments on the right are equally beautiful and even more touching to me…especially:-

    ”...Don’t forget to hum, don’t forget to look into the eyes of one you adore and tell them, thank you….I love you…” so true and so lovely to read.

    Perhaps we can hum to the beat of our ’ love drum’ !! xs

  • LisaG

    LisaG, 10 months ago

    Thank you Suzanne, I’ve always loved the story of Pygmalion – one of my hidden hopes is to one day sculpt…not to sculpt the perfect simulacrum, Pygmalion style…but the concept of adding myself to clay to form beauty, is an electrifying thought….

    As for the hum….just do it……………

  • Suzanne German

    Suzanne German, 10 months ago

    I was actually singing last night – first time in a long while – got my acoustic guitar out and sang all my old favourite songs from the 70s…remembering and feeling like it was in the 70s was a cool experience – transporting.

    I started remembering songs I’d forgotten for ages – all the old Carol King and Jim Croce songs -(yes I’m romantic!) – And also some jazzy bluesey ones too – had a ball – my fingers are a little stiff this morning! That guitar and me had ourselves a good ole’ time last night!

    I hummed and I strummed – a lot!!!!

  • LisaG

    LisaG, 10 months ago

    Music, listening to, creating …is transforming and transporting, so glad you had such a nostalgic time, irrespective of a few sore fingers…they’ll recover…:))) soak in milk, that is what my mum says LOL….

  • micmac

    micmac, 10 months ago

    So romantic,makes me realise that maybe it’s still alive inside of me,thanks Lisa.

  • Kristy Lee

    Kristy Lee, 10 months ago

    ‘His tears and longing, her life….’

    Those words are soooo effective. The whole thing is really.
    This is absolutely one of your best..if not, your VERY best poem.

    I hope everyone on RB reads it!! HUGGS Lisalove xox

  • Loredana Crupi

    Loredana Crupi, 10 months ago

    You’ve got me humming Lisa. Very poignant. Beautifully expressed. :-)

  • LisaG

    LisaG, 10 months ago

    Gisele, I hope the romantic in each of us never dies…..being romantic, traverses all barriers…I think…

    Kristy, thank you so much, I don’t know if it is my best but the compliment is lovely…

    Hi Loredana, glad to know you are humming….thank you…

  • Oddpixels

    Oddpixels, 10 months ago

    You write so well and very very touching :)

  • demon

    demon, 10 months ago

    Well done Lisa…I see the puppet dancing as the puppeteer strokes the strings..:)))

  • LisaG

    LisaG, 10 months ago

    Thanks Oddpixels :))

    Demon, are you being a demon? thanks mate…

  • Rhana Griffin

    Rhana Griffin, 10 months ago

    Lisa… this is overwhelming in its beauty. And you are so right, we must always treasure those closest to our hearts and never assume that they know the depth of our love for them…

    Lisa… thankyou… I love you.

  • LisaG

    LisaG, 10 months ago

    Thank YOU Bellababe :)))

    I love you too….

  • koops

    koops, 10 months ago

    Nice Lisa… I like this one the most though I had to look up Pygmalion

    cheers

  • LisaG

    LisaG, 10 months ago

    Thanks Koops, glad to know I’m stretching your mind…...it sure needs a good work out…hehe

  • marieancolie

    marieancolie, 10 months ago

    Impossible for me to add either a comment or a simgle word. :) Oh god !!!!!

  • Suzanne German

    Suzanne German, 10 months ago

    Lisa I’m so glad this is in the Poetry & Prose group!....look forward to reading more like this!

    Suzannex

  • GracefulShadow

    GracefulShadow, 9 months ago

    Very moving. It touches at the core of how sad things can be so beautiful at the same time.
    A lovely take on the complexity of our humanity.

  • Lys .

    Lys ., 4 months ago

    i could feel my joints being lubricated!

    i have this weird craving to find someone to brush my hair all of a sudden…

  • Silvia Manuela

    Silvia Manuela, 2 months ago

    Beautifully written, Lisa.

  • Peter Evans

    Peter Evans, about 1 month ago

    Beautiful thoughts Lisa !!

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