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Five Senses...

My Sensational Poetry Challenge

By Meghan LeVaughn Published 3 years ago • 1 min read
Five Senses...
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Five senses….

What are they?

What is it?

Why do I need it?

It's very simple…

Something that calms me down….

Something that keeps me relaxed & comfortable…

Something that makes me feel safe.

I'll give you an example—

Touch…

I feel the glimmer from my hands—-

I hugged every soft toy,

I felt unusual things like sand, slime, foam, and clay,

When I feel some beautiful fabrics like velvet, I love to feel it on the tip of my fingers.

Hear…

I attend a sound that I love to listen to through my ears—

I always love to hear the cicadas calling out in the summer,

same thing when the birds are singing,

and when the wind blows through the trees–I hear it.. very peacefully.

Sight…

I see a picture right out of my eyes—

something looks incredibly beautiful and epic that I couldn't stop enjoying it…

Taste…

I bite and nibble from my mouth–

when the chocolate melts, it's like I'm in heaven…

When it's not too spicy(maybe not too extreme)

Or not too bitter…

Smell…

I scent right through my nose—

A delightful scent of coffee,

sweet of the bakery,

Filled with calmness from the lavender or even eucalyptus…

That's what the five senses are about…

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Meghan LeVaughn

I'm Meghan. I’m 36. I always love to be creative and using my imagination since I was a little girl. I like stories & love to share my inspirations, journeys, etc.

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    Written by Meghan LeVaughn