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One Hundred Degrees

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white heat melts
as skin glows red,
hands slide
omnipresent
to directional thoughts
felt by two hearts
and one pulse

thrum is contagious
in the heat of disease
and fingers feel
the temperature rise




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Got a thermometer anyone!

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  • A very nice take on the image prompt here! Thoughtful, and intriguing. I especially enjoyed:

    "white heat melts"
    .. great intro to thought here ..

    "hands slide
    omnipresent"
    .. great phrasing here, powerful ..

    Very well penned. Thank you for your entry!


  • Dalaney gold member
    July 22

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    i'd say this was more like 110 degrees okay, 120

    God, wouldn't you just KILL to find yourself in this position??? lol

    Grrrrr....I need a man.

    Love, Lane


  • leo2
    July 19

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    Mine just broke from the sizzling! O' what I wouldn't give to be in love again like this. Good luck in the contest.


  • notorious silver member
    July 18

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    Thermometer...LoL, your ANs can truly be witty.

    "omnipresent"
    LoL..never associated this word with anything dirty...but wow, this word works so well, considering the err, context.

    "directional thoughts
    felt by two hearts
    and one pulse"
    Math has never been this sexy, right? "directional thoughts" is nice.

    "in the heat of disease"
    Disease has never been that hot either...

    LMAO

    Good luck FireShooter

  • hardeepb
    July 18

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    Love this...so soft. The prompt is very romantic and you caught it with your words.

    "felt by two hearts
    and one pulse"

    Nothing more true than that. simple structure and once again, the italic font adds to the softness.

    "in the heat of disease
    and fingers feel
    the temperature rise"

    Great way to end this...some might say anti-climatic but it's just a very intuitive ending; everyone knows what would come after this part, yet you kept it sensual. I love it. Good look in the contest!

  • Hey.. This is pretty amazing. The picture suits your write excellently. Well done and best of luck in the contest =)

    All the best,
    Sammie .. xxxx

  • MJ Donnelly gold member
    July 18

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    Psssss hot! Ouch, I think I just burnt myself! LOL! Nicely penned dear, a real scorcher this is and all the best in the contest.


    Love and peace always,
    mj.


  • markgrif gold member
    July 18
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    Tis very warm indeed. Nice work.



    • Cannonsfire silver member
      July 18
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      lol so hot infact i forgot to capitalise the 'h' I'll be right back!
  • ..... looks around and 'pkdfss' on you
  • 0.o

    ahhh!!!

    *runs away*
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