La nuit est en feu
Avec des etoiles
De l’amour.
The night is on fire
With stars
Of love.
(Rusty French.)
(Dverse poets, Poetics: Foreign Tongues, January 19,2013.)
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nice….best type of fire isnt it? smiles…great to see you as well…great form to this…evocative and short…
Thanks, Brian–agreed!
etoiles de l’amour..so beautiful..they sure set the night on fire in such a peaceful way..
The best nocturnal show in town–thanks for visiting, Claudia.
Those are definitely my favourite stars.
Especially when you’re igniting them–
And so it is ~ beautiful verse ~
the stars are fire
bichon frise
Convenient, isn’t it? Thanks for coming by.
love this, simple, true
Many thanks for the nice comment.
…and a lady in her dark gown sits before… Great shorty….and i enjoyed it…smiles…
Wow–she’s welcome any time–thanks for introducing us.
very nice. really nice line the night is on fire with stars of love. Beautiful in its own right and the french accentuates it as well. Very nice. Thanks for sharing with us tonight.
Thanks for the great suggestion–everyone seemed to have fun with it.
Rusty French. Didn’t he play for Brazil ?
Your memory astounds me, Carl–right on!
Sweet and simple. I love the image you’ve created in so few words
Many thanks–there are nights when the sky is that beautiful.
Ha! Someone after my own heart 🙂
the combination of french stars and love make me think of van gogh
beautiful
What a compliment–Many thanks!
Love it.
Anna :o]
Glad my rusty french worked–many thanks.