From the Poetic Asides blog:
For today’s prompt, pick 2 vowels and write a poem using words that only contain one or both of those vowels. For instance, write a poem with words that only have a “u” and “o.” Also, the letter “y” is wild–so the words “my” and “gypsy” are freebies. And I’ll allow text-speak (or maybe I should say “txt spk”).
Drinking Wine
I’ve been drinking wine
this third weekend in Spring
the bees entwined in flight
velvety red sips
with berry hints
the wind’s fingers
in my vines
Bartholomew Barker, Poet 
My favorite so far, although I misread the last word as veins at first. Nicely done.
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I didn’t even consider veins! I think I like your misreading better than my writing.
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Wind in one’s veins is pretty sexy…;)
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Stop showing off! Just kidding. Kudos on completing a difficult prompt and coming up with a nice tight poem. You’re really on your game these days.
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Thanks. All credit to the wine tastings yesterday.
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I am partial to wine. Especially full bodied reds. I figured that only a wine lover could do this poem justice. I’m glad you had a great time at your wine tasting. x
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If you’re ever in the Triangle region of NC, I strongly recommend Silk Hope Winery for a tasting. The wines are good and it’s always fun to talk with their vintner.
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Thank you so much. I’ve always wanted to visit NC. I’ll find a friend to drag along. x
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