Today at Imaginary Garden with Real Toads, the writing prompt is sensation.
It’s a slow
warm honey tingle
spiraling up
then down
like lava
lamp bubbles,
an aching quiver—
gently surging
swelling and then
you touch me…
aka SusanWritesPrecise
Today at Imaginary Garden with Real Toads, the writing prompt is sensation.
It’s a slow
warm honey tingle
spiraling up
then down
like lava
lamp bubbles,
an aching quiver—
gently surging
swelling and then
you touch me…
Ah, that is a lovely sensation! 🙂
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I’m glad I was able to convey it Marian. Thanks so much!
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I love this. This is awesome. Honey and lava lamps — you hooked me. 🙂
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Thanks so much, Gypsy Moon!
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Love it… it’s the sensation of expectation that is the strongest…
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True. Where would we be without expectation and imagination?
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Ooooh, I can feel the warm honey! Nice write.
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Thanks so much, Helen!
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Wonderful feeling!
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Thanks, Sherry. I agree!
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Lava lamp bubbles…
That’s exactly right!
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Thanks, Kerry! I struggled with that for quite a while. Wasn’t sure if people would view lava bubbles in that way, or if it was just me. 🙂
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I think you got the words just right!!
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Thanks, Annell4! Much appreciated.:-)
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Love is quite the sensation! Love the image of lava lamp bubbles as tingles up and down. This is wonderful Susan!!
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Thanks Carrie! So glad you enjoyed. 🙂
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This build-up is amazing! If only you could bottle it!
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Wow. What a compliment! Thanks so much, Vivian.
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🙂
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That sensation of a aching quiver gave me chills. Beautiful, Susan.
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You had me at honey and lava lamp bubbles! This is beautiful! ❤️
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Wonderful!!
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Oh, my… Now this is quite a sensation
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Thank you, Susie!
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