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Crimson Reverie

  • Writer: Krystle Kelley
    Krystle Kelley
  • May 3
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 31

A hush of silk, a breath of wine,

petals brushed with dusk’s design.

Deep and bold, yet soft as lace,

a whispered touch, a quiet grace.

Against the pale, they rise and lean,

a melody in muted sheen.

Each curve a sigh, each fold a dream,

rooted where the echoes gleam.

No hurried bloom, no fleeting fire,

but steady as a heart’s desire.

Unmoved by time, untouched by storm,

a beauty vast, serene, and warm.

Not reaching, only being still,

as petals bow and shadows spill.

A moment caught in crimson light,

a bloom that lingers past the night.

Sincerely, Krystle Kelley


Crimson Reverie Poem by Krystle Kelley in the Swanlight Poetry Chronicals

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