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How hard it is to wake up...

...of dreams tender and soft
woven as the most delicate silk fiber
enveloping my skin.

Please, unwrap me slowly
with touches of your fingers,
passionate like a moonless night.
 
Lead me to the path of light,
I go with you, only,
while your lips whisper me secrets
of corridors where dark walls
and white shadows fall,
where our childish laughter
and garden bushes blossom
in the fresh-color of white lilac.

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  • Dalaney gold member
    February 9
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    a lovely take on the prompt.  Thank you so much for entering.  Love, Lane


  • Wandika gold member
    February 7

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    Very nice Sonja

    I like your line "Please, unwrap me slowly" as it pulls the reader into the poem. As always so romantic.

  • tara wilson gold member
    February 6

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    this is absolutely beautiful - very soft, dreamy & dreamlike, yes, i hate 'waking up' from these 'live' dreams too,


  • Nicolette gold member
    February 6

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    "Please, unwrap me slowly..." - beautiful - there is poetry in the "unwrapping" and you know how to write it!

    ~ Nicolette

  • The beauty of the sentiments and magic of the flow reveals it wonder..well done.. the


  • hearts blossoms
    February 6

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    a very expert write very flowing in senses that make us feel what you say, a soft seduction to it i feel anything more would waver from your innocent and cool spirit, beautiful words and love the natures tones
    abigail
    formerly
    heart on sleeve


  • whitenoise
    February 6

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    this is very seductive, its sultry undertones tempting me to look behind the blinds, lovley flow and simpleness also that i often see in your words no matter the subject this pure innocence comes filtering through
    well done
    white

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