Come March

On her sunglasses,
buttermilk clouds bask.
February winds rise in waves
and blossom inwards.
Drinking the lemonade sun,
her fruit punch lips lust
for March's soft kisses, laden
with wild wisteria musk,
that'd leave peach juices
dribbling down her chin,
onto her honeyed breasts,
trailing on the coconut skin.

Reviews

[Robert Trakofler]

suddenly i feel very thirsty and i fear that glass of water will not be sufficient. Gulp... slap across the face! focus bunny..... focus ... pocus I want to drink peach dribble from coconut skin. This is all delicious or as my niece would say this all delish:)

[Moonie]

Thank you so much!

[Yellow Submarine.]

This is very cool! Beautiful descriptive words. I love March too since it's the beginning of the end of another long winter. (Minnesota for me).

You have obvious talent.

[Moonie]

Thank you!

[Pete]

they say that March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. noting shy about this write. love the word choices and imagery conveyed. wonderful impact ... :)

[Moonie]

Thank you!

[Alfred Kukitz]

In a day's hike I could climb that coconut skin mountain and slide all the way down to your poem!

regards,
al

[john l smith]

was going to say good old summertime but I see this relates to March
No matter, anytime is the right time

[jacob erin-cilberto]

what a tasty treat this is with its metaphors and stark imagery...
"fruit punch lips lust"
Bingo on that line...great.
and i love buttermilk so the Clouds' line is terrific.
i am sated, reading this.
j.

[Coyote Poetry]

March is here and maybe a few warm days. Your words made me wish for a tropical place dear Poet. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry and your thoughts.
Coyote

[Moonie]

Thank you for reviewing this poem, and I apologize for the delay. I wasn't active on the site.

[Coyote Poetry]

No problem dear friend. I know. Life keeps us too busy.

[Paul Bell]

Like this, you can picture the scene.
Sunglasses usually means sun.
Sun means heat.
Why am I in Britain?

[Moonie]

You are enjoying the Britain snows though, I hope?

[Paul Bell]

Building an Igloo as we speak.

[Relic]

This is really nice, Moon. The scene is vivid - good-natured. You gave her a quality of character that reflects the picture perfectly.

100/100

[Moonie]

Thank you so much, Relic! I was waiting for you to begin using your profile again before replying on this review, so that i could reciprocate, but it's been a long time. I hope you come back soon, friend.