i'll not question

for her.

beneath the spotlight moon,
fireflies tickling our warm skin,
i'll dance with you.
we can do the flamenco,
the one-two step,
and i think i taught you how to waltz once.

moon dust sprinkled in our hair,
your smile lighting up the night
brighter than any celestial orb,
we'll spin.
your dress blossoming and twirling,
a rose petal in the wind,
my glasses askew,
i'll kiss you there on the moonlit stage.

together, lost in our midnight forever,
i'll not question your love.

Author's Note

Yes, it's a love poem.

Reviews

[Proletariat Uprising]

I like that ironic twist at the end. Makes you question why he would question. Sounds also like a date I once had...
Again, your writing talent at such a young age astonishes me. Granted, I'm only three years older, but still, sixteen is a lot different than nineteen, but your writing is on the level of a middle-aged scribe.

[J. Cole]

I normally hate love poems. heh However, this is quite sweet. I love when poems capture moments without giving away too many details, just let us insert the rest. Well done.

[[untitled]]

http://poeticvoice.ning.com/

We are an online writing community that provides writers with the feedback, motivation, and advice needed to achieve their writing goals.The Poetic Voice Community is fast and easy to join, and you will not get lost in it's easy maneuvering features. We here at Poetic Voice also hope to grow as a community of friends. Our intention, and wish is to learn and share with others. Basically we believe an open mind, and heart can promote growth. We hope to gain an understanding that can stretch and reach around the world.

[Sukriti Suki]

very tender, sweet..I am confused if the last line is a statement or not..maybe that's how it's intended to be..Enjoyable read.

[Kimiko Arya]

this is great. i felt like i could actually see the pictures in my head, dancing in the moonlight...great read

[ju]

that last line is double edged. suggests there might be something to question. enjoyed the read.