Carmine - a Love Poem

Kathryn E. Darden
A heart of carmine

The image of Valentines

Let me give you mine...

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An author, poet, publisher, publicist & skincare consultant, I have written for publications including CCM Magazine, The Tennessean, Barbie Bazaar Magazine, Christian Activities & several local newspapers....  View profile

Kathryn E. Darden is an author, journalist, and photographer who writes articles, reviews, devotionals and poems, some of which are available for reprint. To read more content from this writer, please click on her name at the top of this article.

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  • Kathryn Darden who still cannot log in for comment2/9/2011

    Nick & Robin,

    You are BOTH right. I love playing with words and think the word "carmine" is ripe with Valentine's meaning! I appreciate your both picking up on it!

  • Nick2/9/2011

    Carmine is also a red colored dye, so this has a clever (intended or not) double meaning.

  • Robin Jessie-Green1/27/2009

    Carmine comes from the Latin word carminis, which means "of song". "A heart of song", lovely.

  • 3lilangels1/26/2009

    short and very sweet!

  • jobythebay1/26/2009

    nice:)

  • Linda Ann Nickerson1/25/2009

    Sweet short Valentine. ;-)

  • Charlene Collins1/24/2009

    Nice poem!

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