Friday, September 20, 2013

IGWRT's - Music with Marian "Come a Little Closer"


Come a Little Closer

A Van Gogh Moon
shines bright tonight
n' I'll collect my kisses
beneath this beacon bright.

Come a little closer, I aim to please
n' toil the whole night long -
if that's what it takes.
Thank the Lord for our ol' song

that I'll sing low, nuzzle your ear
in hopes to make you swoon.
Prove we're still in love
beneath this harvest moon.

by Margaret Bednar, September 20, 2013

for Imaginary Garden with Real Toads - Music with Marian - "Harvest Moon"  Love - I can't think anything more worthy than love to "toil the whole night long".  

22 comments:

  1. awwwww.... swoon. so loving, Margaret. this is really nice.

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  2. "if that's what it takes"
    (and even if it's not)

    Sweet Poem!

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  3. Love and the harvest moon - what could be more lovely.
    Anna :o]

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  4. This is such a comfortable love. I like what the full moon did for you. And the artwork is lovely.

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  5. Prove we're still in love
    beneath this harvest moon.

    Just celebrated 36 years and this is still true for us.

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  6. Love your entrance 'Van Gogh moon' ~ so playful poem...ah!

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  7. "Van Gogh moon"

    I really wish that I had written that.

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  8. Love your image!! Van Gogh Moon indeed!! Such a lusty sweet piece, Margaret!

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  9. smiles... nuzzle a Van Gogh moon's ear?

    sweet pen

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  10. The rhythm of this has me swaying along, and the imagery and diction pull me right in to this scene. Sweet piece!

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  11. How nice to still be in love! That full moon will do it! Lovely poem.

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  12. Van Gogh moon makes me swoon!
    Fun to read-so filled with endearing charm :D

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  13. Oh, I do love that harvest moon, and your words, and your picture! Wow!

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  14. What a van gogh moon can do ~ Very romantic, I am swooning, smiles ~

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  15. I don't know who's Marian but, I remember well the 1930 tune "Cuddle up a little closer to me, dearie mine..." and you've spun me about with a romantic sieve! ALWAYS a privilege! Faithfully Debbie

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