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An Orange Love by Maria Cristina Azcona Sunday, October 05, 2003 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan by Maria Cristina Azcona

ORANGE LOVE Orange fire electrifies the air. Fairy wings insinuating my swing. Being apart in a rapture of fire, my orange hair floats in the wind. Acid clouds dissipate the rainbow There�s any requiem for last night. Golden sand and a blue deep ocean clone the color of the sun. Orange fury in a calmed morning stab a knife into my bleeding heart. Bloody tears are like pearls of wisdom... Beauty is pale in front of orange love. Maria Cristina Azcona
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Reviewed by Debbie Lacy	4/2/2012

Orange really is beautiful isn't it? Thanks for sharing such a lovely poem Maria! :) Debbie




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	1/4/2006

Enjoyed and a lovely poem. Translation from Spanish to English? You might try "my orange hair floats in the wind". Yet "breaks" fits with the last two lines. You do good work, Maria.




Reviewed by Dan Summerfield (Reader)	12/3/2003

Maria; Thoroughly enjoyed Orange Love. Nicely written, nicely laid out. I did, however, come away with one disturbing image, evoked by the line "My orange hair breaks the wind." Other than that, a lovely poem.




Reviewed by Zenith Elliott	10/8/2003

Very spirited and lively poem, well done Maria...~Z~




Reviewed by David Livingstone	10/6/2003

True expression of the soul in "An orange love" that colors the sea of imagination and brings reality to the shores of life. An outstanding poem to strike profound thoughts of life and love. David Livingstone




Reviewed by Leonard Goslee	10/6/2003

"An orange love" is an inspiring poem written with a pen commanded by a poet that knows the scent of grace, and the essence of the soul. Thank You for posting this masterpiece. L. T. Goslee




Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU	10/5/2003

10-05-03. 16:08 EST. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> This poem... "An orange love" is dropping dews of grace to fresh up the body of imagination� It is a sunset in the West rebirthing as a sunrise in the East. �An orange love� dances as the knowledge in its rhythm keeps the melody. Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU




Reviewed by Transcendental Poet (Reader)	10/5/2003

Beautiful Maria..