Spillwords Press publishes “An Invitation”

On By Lauren Scott, AuthorIn Poetry

Dear Family and Friends, I am thrilled to share that my poem, “An Invitation” is published on Spillwords Press today as a Featured Post! Thank you to Dagmara and her team for accepting my submission. It is always a great honor to have my writing featured on this wonderful platform, and to be in the company of many talented authors.

An Invitation

Smooth granite invites contemplation and reflection.
Please, take a seat, relax, watch the lake’s ripples
perform their water dance. Does the shimmering surface
remind you of stars presenting a ballet in a brilliant night sky?

Note the tall pines swaying in the breeze,
you can gently sway, too, if you feel the need.
Let the depth of your soul bathe in the beauty...

You can read the full poem here, and please don’t leave without giving it a ❤️. You only need to log in if you’d like to leave a comment, and I’d love to read your thoughts. But either way, I’d appreciate your support! 🤗

Thank you again to Dagmara K. and her team! I am truly grateful! ❤️🌷

© Lauren Scott, Baydreamerwrites.com – All rights reserved.
Photo is mine from one of our lake adventures.

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Thank you for visiting, and have a wonderful day!
Lauren 🧡🍂🍁🧡

72 thoughts on “Spillwords Press publishes “An Invitation””

  25. I really enjoyed your poem, Lauren. The rich imagery makes me feel like I was seeing that sparkle on the water, like diamonds as my sweety says. I also appreciate you bringing in the realities we carry with us, even in the presence of such beautiful scenery, and how that beauty feeds our souls, readying us for another round. Congratulations on the publication of your poem!

    1. Hi Steve, what a great description of my poem and what I’m trying to express. Thanks so much for your wonderful words and for your congratulatory wishes (and for visiting SW to leave a comment too). I appreciate your support so much. 🤗

  28. A wonderful write, Lauren.

    Thank you for all the calm you bring to my life.

    I did “spill” over and read the poem, liked and commented.

    💓🌹❦xo

      3. Yes… I started thinking about that anagram.
        Then I remembered the old saying – “The pen is mightier than the sword”.

        So, I was left to conclude – Words are the sword.
        xoxoxoxoxo

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