summer loveA Poem by I_ArtMantwo girls compared
Maybe we all are damaged wood
I myself am a woodwind oboe Empty wood waiting for a gust of air Zephyr Or a memory Sweet meadow Oh! Sweet meadow; sweet hill; sweet hayloft Sweet nubile seductress… oh, sweet honey skin Tears of ecstacy watered the stacks of hay On which they two lay entangled, assuaged Ah alas, how we choose the body Before the spirit, her warm skin in bloom The noble boy has lost his mind The sweet fullness of sudden desire But the demure one, the quiet one Who reached out her hand to his And locking hands together they climbed the hill Behind the farm Not a word was spoken The first hour of meeting; not one word Just smiles, not a kiss But the softest hand he’s ever held A smaller world below, forgotten Only the clouds of dusk And now a subtle joy And children running on the lawn So small So distant © 2008 I_ArtManAuthor's Note
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Added on October 22, 2008 AuthorI_ArtMannorth hollywood, CAAboutAbout me Scott Cumming: Born in Chicago, September 2, 1943 My father, Robert Bailey Cumming, was a successful corporate attorney. My mother, Vivien Ruth Larsen, was a photographer's model and .. more..Writing
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