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Please come...
Spend the day,
and we’ll read
into the dog eared morning
by the creak and swing
to limbs in the breeze.
Please stand...
(Make me melted lemonade)
Secure to me, savor a sloe gin
of wood thrush
and clamor.
Please wait...
Draw circles to
drag nourishment to the margin
charging lips, tips
and parallel parked rosehips,
firmly at idle.
Please accept...
My engagement rolls resonance
to courted slumber.
I give you dreams,
I give you the marrow of the morrow,
I give you self…
~
In a list
A contest entry
- PIF Soft Adult by Riftkin.
675 points, ended July 1, 2008, 12 entries
Bronze trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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Beautiful. Congrats on the bronze.


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I like some of the details in this piece, like
dragging nourishment to the margin and parallel parked rosehips - inventive writing!


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Thank you very much Marcy. I needed that.

Paul
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I asked for soft love.. and soft and sensual I got. Thank you very much. Riftkin


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Fabulous!
I am loving this to pieces my friend. Your internal rhyme is simply stunning.
charging lips, tips, rosehips... Ahhh that just made my day. A soft easy place to love, and care. Gentle and tender with simpler things mingled with a complex self that finds joy in an appreciative smile.
Poetic beauty my friend. A true stunner.
Excellent work. ~Pamela


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Thank you Pam for your lovely comment. I almost think it's cheating when I write to one of my favorite subjects.

Paul
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i want to read this poem over and over.
Love, Lane

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Awww Thank you Lane, my heart.

Paul
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This one sure made me smile, Paul. "(Make me melted Lemonade)" Sounds like the gentle persuasions of a summer romance to me, languid and dreamy. I especially like the last three lines, for their substance of love! Beautifully done! ~ Karen


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Thank you so much for commenting Karen.
Paul
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"and we’ll read
into the dog eared morning
by the creak and swing
to limbs in the breeze."
this poem is gorgeous, Paul!


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Thank you Tara. I prefer what one might refer to as sensual or "barely erotica" poems. I'm glad that you enjoyed this.
Paul
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Didn't know you write 'Adult' poems...This was so soft and lovely..very elegant actually..I love it..wonderful job Paul

Ruby

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