Forget me not

Just words.

                           

 

          Forget me not
I dreamed of you. I dreams of us.
I picked-up the phone.
I was dreaming of your face, your voice, sweet like the German Summer wine.
I dreamed of your long legs and I dreams of your lips upon my lips.

I don't dial the phone. I whispered to the darkness.
Dear Ambrosia.
Why did you allow me to dance the dangerous tango with you?
Why my Abrosia did you promise me love and you awoke my need to love and dance again?

I remember you whispered to be on the dance floor.
Be careful what you wish for. Great wishes make us wish for a miracle.
Dear Poet. No miracles in this life.
Just us wishy washy people who daydream love is sweet and forever.
We are more Tomfollery  than honest when the song is good and the skin demand attention.

I remember you. I remember us.
We went to the private motel room.
You removed your clothing slowly, allowing my eyes to be blessed by hidden  skin and your perfect curvy body.
You come to me you whispered.
Am I running toward you or away dear Johnnie?

I put the phone away and I whispered to the lonely night.
Forget me not dear Ambrosia.
We played lovers and we played liars.
Two strangers seeking perfection and perfect love in a world where love is lost.
I do remember you.

                         John Castellenas/Coyote

Author's Note

Just words.

Reviews

[ms. barrie]

this is the poetic beauty at its finest, Dear friend...the vivid portrayal of the longing sensuality, mesmerizes the reader. your play on words and lyrical fluidity is a treat for the senses, i can taste the Resiling...this has to be one of my favorites on here...i thank you for this amazing work of art ~ x

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you my dear friend. I appreciate the comment.

[ms. barrie]

you’re most welcomed, dear friend, was a pleasure to read :)

[Silmara McGarry]

Again you do it!!! Could not stop reading it. Nicely penned. So vivid, wonderful and loving poem!

Well done!!! :-)))

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Silmara. I appreciate the comment.

[Bonnie Paige]

This is a moving piece of word art. A chance to dream as if what one dreams of could be possible even for just a little while. The song was perfect.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Bonnie for reading and the comment. I do appreciate. We do need to dream sometimes.

[Gejodi]

Beautiful yet so sad ...two ships in the night sharing a dream yet so aware of reality ...might be your best ill have to keep reading!!!

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you for reading and the comment. I do appreciate.

[Mrudula Rani]

They are not just words, it is a beautiful heart tugging poem!
Dear poet, miracles do happen in this life! You just have to wish with all your heart.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you again. I appreciate the kind words.

[mae23]

Very beautiful. Your "just words" speak volumes. A true pleasure to read.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Mae. I appreciate the comment.

[Geisha]

Truly amazing..... you paint pictures with your words. I'm blown away.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Geisha. I appreciate the kind words.

[J. Hampton]

sensory art..
one can feel the magnetism.wonderful piece

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you for reading and the comment. I do appreciate.

[J. Hampton]

a keep forever piece

[Suhd]

Oh! So amazing is this poem. Sensual and romantic and a great yearning to be with love. You're at your best in this one. Bravo my Friend :)

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Suhd. I appreciate the comment.

[Fran Marie]

So well penned in poetic verse..that one perfect intense love to remember ..such a deep love we all might wish for..nice work John
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[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you dear Fran. I appreciate the kind words and the comment.

[Annette Pisano-Higley]

Your poem is incredibly tender, sensuous, loving. Your rapt, adoring words ache with the memories of wine and woman and warmth on a perfect night, in a perfect secuction. “ We played lovers and we played liars.”- the dark and light. “I remember you.”-yes. And I will remember your words always Coyote. Master-Class poem!

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Annette. You are very kind.

[Annette Pisano-Higley]

You are always welcome Coyote. :)