Been
A Poem by
Jessica L Auster
It's been three long
months since I've seen
your being. Your face
looks tan...have you
been in the February
sun?
Your eyes seem to
glisten in the school's
flourecent lights, and
You haven't grown since
I've seen you last.
You told me you liked
my hugs. Well I like it
when you push me up
against the wall. It's
just been three very
long months.
© 2008 Jessica L Auster
Reviews
Dan gave the perfect review. Excellent poem. The revealing of your needs and wants in a very subtle way makes this piece cleverly written.
Posted 16 Years Ago
"have you
been in the February
sun?"
I hope this takes place in a place that has sun all year round.. I like this one cute and direct...
Posted 16 Years Ago
"have you
been in the February
sun?"
I hope this takes place in a place that has sun all year round.. I like this one cute and direct...
The emotions are expressed well, and have the ability to stick on to the reader. This was written well.
Posted 16 Years Ago
The emotions are expressed well, and have the ability to stick on to the reader. This was written well.
Oh girl you keep my mind guessing and I'm still guessing. My mind spun out of control when a vision of lust entered the picture, and a passionate woman of young decided she wanted 3 months back for his absence. She conjured her memories of ole to reminisce about the past in hopes it was every bit as bliss if not more succulent then beforeor more then just a hug...nice write
Posted 16 Years Ago
Oh girl you keep my mind guessing and I'm still guessing. My mind spun out of control when a vision of lust entered the picture, and a passionate woman of young decided she wanted 3 months back for his absence. She conjured her memories of ole to reminisce about the past in hopes it was every bit as bliss if not more succulent then beforeor more then just a hug...nice write
I like the questioning in the opening, then innocence seeps into the equation and then this biting the lip-even- moment that rips it all apart, but in a good way in my book, very interesting.
Posted 16 Years Ago
I like the questioning in the opening, then innocence seeps into the equation and then this biting the lip-even- moment that rips it all apart, but in a good way in my book, very interesting.
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