magpie tales photo no 34 and thom g’s three word wednesday. this week’s offering: engulf, imminent, tamper
a million moons wane at will
lost light illuminates
left alone the dust disappears
the wick no longer burns
abandoned fire engulfs the soul
infuse the flesh with ease
tamper not the ancient lock
the key comes along at will
blossoming imminent
a screen door slams
clamor cautious
your burning breath
you came back for me*
*i watched this movie once, don’t remember when or what movie and heard that line or something near to it… it obviously had an effect on me… as romance does… wrote it down on a piece of paper and i’ve been saving it to use somewhere… found the moment… can i do that and not specifically state which movie without getting into trouble…
Piece of Pie ala Mode 
always nice when they come back….and they are welcomed
I like this very much, and nice work seamlessly fitting in the three word wednesday words too!
a happy return…dont know the movie either…but i like the write…nice magpie…
“tamper not the ancient lock
the key comes along at will”
I like this – so vivid!
This is beautifully written, so evocative. The photo is perfect too. :<)
That is a clever line, indeed. Great magpie!
Excellent magpie! Very much an enjoyable read! =)
-Weasel
Great poem. I love the words you chose. Enjoyed it very much.
Had to read the words to remember what they were as they fit in so well. Very engrossing. Loved the last line, and no don’t remember what movie 🙂
I regretted putting that comment in as soon as I did but then thought if not me who?
I love blogging for the act of writing and maybe that should be enough But blogging is supposed to be communal….Thanks for agreeing and stopping by
Oo-la-la….the screen door, the burning breath! wow!
willow, sorta like that scene in the movie body heat….where he crashes down the door… it all ended up good..
thank you all for coming by and commenting… always appreciate the feedback when one wanders along the alleys of words.. this week’s magpie posts have been awesome.. such a wide range of stories that have been awe inspiring!!!
Yes, it does – end up wonderfully! Clever words and traveling thoughts…
Absolutely lovely this. I am so glad you kept that paper. You have done so well with this challenge.
a million moons..
very stunning images..
love your tale.