THE SATURDAY SYMPHONY #22 (First Kiss)

Hey everyone.
I hope you are all having a positive start to the New year.
Due to increased committments on my end, The Saturday Symphony is now a monthly feature(every last Saturday)
I apologise for any inconveniences, and pray you stay a part of it.

Let’s dive right in;

Kiss me
Just kiss me
Make me forget the pain
Make me forget the worry
Make me dream
Just for a moment

Unsurprisingly, the theme for February is a lovey-dovey one.
But first;

January’s five featured posts

Gypsy soul by Confessionsofpassion – So beautiful and soulful.
The birth of night by UrsusArt – Intriguing and captivating.
The Second by Sirishty Thakur – Epiphanies and conquering fear.
Baby Ballerinas and climate reality by Tara Sitser – An impassioned experience and plea.
Hide by Ruelha – Things beyond us.

Taste this love upon my lips
Virgin and unbesmirched
Guide me well
And I’ll follow with hope
For I choose you
To be my first

PONDEROUS THOUGHT Prompt

FIRST KISS

This February, creatively share about your first kiss,
The feeling,
The setting,
How you’d imagined it beforehand,
Did you regret it,
Or is it a fond memory of innocent times?

These are just some angles from which you can approach the prompt, otherwise just ‘do you’ and enjoy coming up with something.

You’re more than welcome to use art, images, and any form of writing.
Be sure to pingback to this feature; by copying its link into your post.
Do this so I can find you, and feature your post in the February edition.

Trembling
Each nerve listening
Anticipating
The sacred feel
Of a first time

Ponderous writers from the last edition

“TIMELESS LITERATURE“

Doffing my heart to the Bard by Punam – Delicious sonnet inspired by Shakespeare.
Ornament by Bubble – A gorgeous tale of love inspired by Emily Brontë’s Wuthering heights.
Damned family, A lost boy by Jules – Clever improvisation inspired by Peter Pan.
Our next door neighbor by Saly – A festive tale inspired by the classic ‘Chicken soup for the soul.’
O mind by Ru – A beautiful mystic translation from a native poet ‘Shri Kuvempu.‘
Timeless literature by Sadje – Wonderful classic humour from the oldschool ‘PG Woodhouse.‘
Timeless literature by Usha – An incredibly creative piece comprised of titles from timeless works.

Thank you all,
I’m so late but I’m here.
Lots of love.

Me, in the brown pants, and a few of many lifelong friends from my boys-only college
At a friend’s wedding this January

This January. Another friend’s wedding. I’m in there somewhere. 10years later, our year from that boys only college, still thick as thieves.

Okay I always share some part of what I’ve been up to, after the ponderous writers.
And thus we come to the conclusion.

Closed away in school
Months of love letters
Cradled each night
Until the holidays
Would bring us together
A first kiss
That lasted forever
Lips that knew their days were numbered
All those many years ago