where you were sleeping
and I curled up next to your side,
in that special spot
where your shoulder meets your arm.
How I wanted to wake you by kissing your lips.
Brazen silent sexual pleas,
my eyes burning what I was yearning
into your temple.
Wrought with pins and needles
nerve endings flooded with Niacin flashes.
Touch to taste.
My fingers making motions of tracing
the sides of your face.
I didn't dare to wake you from your peacful slumber.
A chanced rejection would of been
too much to bare.
So I stayed curled up next to your side,
in that special spot,
where your shoulder meets your arm.
How silly was I.
I should of taken that chance
and awaken you.
Audrey Evans
6/18/2008
Author notes
Rainbows and stuff. Other.
A contest entry
- Need some inspiration by ml12.
850 points, ended July 4, 2008, 13 entries
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Comments
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I nearly DQ'd this for being listed under the catagory of Sexual, catagory I banned but upon reading it I don't think its all that bad. Love is an emotion I don't understand, human contact is something that I tend to avoid so I was not able to connect with this poem but it is stll wonderfully writen none the less. Thank you for entering my contest.
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Thank you for your comments and not DQ'ing my poem. A person like me, who wallows in emotions and human contact' can get a person whos completely opposite of the spectrum of wallowness, to somewhat like my work is a great feat. So I thank you again.
Audrey
aka Rubyvaroom
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"My fingers making motions of tracing
the sides of your face."
I like these line, coz they are the link between ur wish, desires & what you really did.
Thnx for entering & Best of Luck

GloriousGift
Heba -
Oh. This is a cute little poem that you have going on in here.
I could just tell that you feel all warm and squishing inside for this special person of yours. It's so wonderful to feel like that for someone, isn't it? I thought you did a good job of expressing yourself here.
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This is beautifully sad. Romantic, filled with yearning and yet sad. The regret at the end is palpable...the reader can feel it. I'm not sure but I think at the last the word should be 'awakened' though. you might look it up to see. Just a thought and thank you for the entry
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Aww this is so cute at first, but then you start to think about the depth of your words, and I can feel the regret in that last couple of lines. Love is a silly thing, and it's strange to think how such a simple concept can bring so many different emotions to the plate. Love the poem, thanks for entering!
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Thank you very much for your comment and support. The bitter-sweet truth of a beautiful moment that could of been a memorie to hold on to with gulity pleasure, is now a regret. This truth, is more than I can bare... Thank you again.
Audrey Palmer
aka rubyvaroom
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A lovely thought, beautifully expressed.
You have reminded me of things I thought
I had forgotten.

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Hello and thank you for your comment on my poem, "I Should Of.". As short as your comment was I'm still am deeply touched by it.
Thank you
Audrey Palmer
aka rubyvaroom
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Aw.. i like this alot. Very cute and very well written thanks for entering my contest i wish you the best of luck.
..<3..
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Beautiful
I think this is a wonderful sensual piece the end was great...totaly caught me by surprise. I loved it. ~mandie~ -
Kinda sexy
I liked this. I enjoyed lines 3, 4 and 5 and liked the fact that you repeated these lines to tell a story. Very clever. Line 7 is kinda sexy. Good for you!
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I love the descriptiveness of the language. More than that I like the your choice of words (E.g. 'where the shoulder meets the arm'. What I also like is how you have left the audience with a feeling that the might have been something more if the situation had resolved itself differently. Good luck in the contest

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Hello, I wish to thank you for your comment and support of my poem, I Should Of.. Please feel free to submit this poem to the Featured poems list, since I can't do it myself.
Thanks again.
Audrey Evans
aka rubyvaroom
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VERY nice
The should've, would've, and could've exposed. I like this piece very much...I could totally feel the frustration of not taking action. The remembering back and wondering what could have been...
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I really enjoyed this. I enjoyed the slight bit of repition and the overall flow of the poem. Great job.


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Thank you for your comment. I felt that the repition gave off the feeling of fustration. Yes, no?
Audrey Evans
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The only thing you would need to fix is the last line "I should of waken you," which should really be "I should have awakened you" or "I should have woken you." it's just a technical thing. Otherwise, it's still a fantastic write. Very real and personal. Maybe after you wrote this you went right over to your man and woke him up, and then you attacked each other like two hungry dogs (did I just say that? geez it must be late. sorry!) besides my completely out of line comments, great write!
Sincerely,
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Thank you for your wonderful comment and support. I'm glad to see that my poem is being so well recived. Thanks again.
Audrey Evans
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oooo I love the ending of this poem the best!! I love the repetition of the "special spot" and then you sum up all the emotion when you finally say, "How silly was I. I should have waken you." It really made the poem whole with those last lines!!
YAY! lol I really like this poem! - made me feel all happy inside 
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Thank you for your comment and support. I changed the last line of my poem. I tried your suggestions and better spelling, but the correct spelling and different choice of words didn't seem to work. If not a problem please check out what I did instead and tell me what you think. Thanks again.
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YESSS this is it! I'm loving it! and now the ending fits in perfectly!
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hm... I have read this poem again. And now, the poem sounds amazing! Like... the whole thing! Seriously, I really like it so much better than before now

Okay... so here's what I came up with: I am pretty sure that you took away something from the end. Now it seems as if the "how silly was I" seems sort of out of place because the whole mood of the poem has been altered. Now you can spice it up if you want though. For example: "How silly was I to not have waken you? - I should have."
What do you think?
Alex
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