Come here! Let's wrap-up in one another ...
share enough time
to watch tree bark grow.
Grab a piece of sky,
compare it to my eyes;
I'll caress your face,
imagining the velvet touch
of a sigh's softness,
or ...
what your quiv'ring thighs feel like
embracing rippled ache of rigid ardour.
Grass traces the wind,
your eyes my soul,
and every vein
in every leaf
the designs
our blood
follows
to every place,
calling to be filled ~
fulfilled.
Deep, soft, sensual;
the pools
of your eyes.
Into them I dive,
becoming
lost inside You ...
Come here!
Oh, take me there,
show me
what eyes can never see,
only that which
lovers know ...
feel ...
taste ~
with, without the tongue.
No book yet ever written
tells us how to love,
(not that they do not try);
tells us how it feels to make-love,
moving friction …
sensations
of it all;
yet, they try
that, too.
Interesting...you took sky/eyes..ALMOST ryhme in your little free verse and repeated the word TRY. Hmmm. Drive, try, I and inside...repetition of the long (i) sound..got it. plenty of nice little breaks, has the reader pondering thoughts..emphasis on come here! To the question in a sense..If you are....is she? hmm presentation is lovely..smooth flowing, winding down..to hopeful anticipation.
Posted 8 Years Ago
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8 Years Ago
Nice observation of my intertwining technique, Susan, one that keeps the rhymes quiet, yet, allows a.. read moreNice observation of my intertwining technique, Susan, one that keeps the rhymes quiet, yet, allows a semblance of them to slightly tease the senses, eh?
Nothing's amiss with your more feminine intuitions, either. ; )
Ah, yes your pen has more than just 'a few notions' when it comes to setting limbs aflame. :D
There is a lot of passion within this seemingly simple invitation.
I enjoyed the playfulness of it, as well as the combination of the imagery between life in nature and life in us. The free verse fits perfectly the mood and the tone of the verses.
A book of passionate love, written for intimate eyes only.
Posted 10 Years Ago
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10 Years Ago
How warmly your knowing, feeling, sweet words reward and fulfill me, M'Lady, and how delightful it i.. read moreHow warmly your knowing, feeling, sweet words reward and fulfill me, M'Lady, and how delightful it is for my humble little efforts to be appreciated and understood by a beautiful poetess I both admire and respect.
Thank you, Dear moonskittles … big hugs to you! ~Richard
"Grass traces the wind,
your eyes my soul,
and every vein
in every leaf
the designs
our blood
follows
to every place
calling to be filled ~
fulfilled."
...a true bard after my own heart! Your words could stir the calmest sea into a tsunami of pleasure...just beautiful!
Posted 10 Years Ago
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10 Years Ago
You're a bit stirring yourself, Kelly*
No one says such things to me … not that I pay atten.. read moreYou're a bit stirring yourself, Kelly*
No one says such things to me … not that I pay attention to, anyway.