Fresh garden smells after rainfall
that invigorating sea breeze
or a crushed gum leaf
cooking aromas, tea or leather
coffee percolating in the pot
waffles with syrup served up hot
Their sweet fragrance fills our nostrils
and uplifts our minds as they distract
us from our worldly lot
so let’s be thankful for all we’ve got
Daily Prompt: Fragrance
Beautiful words, Kate. Scents have such a way of bringing back moments in our life. Roses are of my grandmother, Lavender was mum…💐😍
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You’re welcome Kate.
Wishing you a good day 🙋🏻💐
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Beautiful aromatic poem, Kate. A feast for the senses. 🙂
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Amazing poetry Kate 🙂💙
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Refreshing.
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thanks Rupali 🙂
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You made me wanna grab a waffle now kate…
Interesting how you put into words the aromas you smell…most writers have difficulty doing that…
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ah thanks Mich, didn’t know it was that expressive but I could taste them as I wrote 🙂
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An awesome poem.
Love the last line. 😎
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Great imagery 🙂 I love it
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[ Smiles ] Now, I can relate well to those fragrances!
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Softlan Lavender fragrance leaves my inanimate furball Garfield smelling fragrantly like a lavender patch or bush haha!
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nice to have a fragrance in your apartment 🙂
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Aah yes especially for Garfield…and not when he is stinky poo from over hugging😝
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stinky poo .. bet you nearly strangle the poor beggar 😦
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Wonderful!
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Unique perspective. The sense of smell can invoke the strongest memories.
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it is a major trigger for PTSD .. with trauma memories are stored separately and scent is a very strong one 😦
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Interesting poetry calmkate. I read somewhere that the brain has difficulty converting smells we experience into words and when we describe something we will always err towards our most dominant sense. Your last two lines around empowering creativity are thought provoking.
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🙂
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