slow circles
A Poem by
Mary C
fingertips trace
slow circles on his temples
i gaze down
barely whisper-
"god... i love your mouth"
he pauses
searches my hooded eyes
"i meant it... you know?
- i'd move heaven and earth for you"
my back arches involuntarily
" you already are..."
© 2011 Mary C
Reviews
Sweet, gentle devotion. Simply put and so honest. I love it. This is very moving.
Posted 10 Years Ago
Very gentle, not a hint of salaciousness. The very essence of imagination lends a sensual touch of eros. Beautifully written.
Posted 10 Years Ago
Very gentle, not a hint of salaciousness. The very essence of imagination lends a sensual touch of eros. Beautifully written.
This is just awesome, I love how you wrote this
Posted 10 Years Ago
This is just awesome, I love how you wrote this
You painted a great picture here.........Pablo Neruda would have liked this one.
Posted 10 Years Ago
You painted a great picture here.........Pablo Neruda would have liked this one.
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
Soft and seductive.
The poetry has a relaxed pace and you give the reader plenty of space to stretch out and simmer in the attention of you words.
A delightful read.
Posted 10 Years Ago
Soft and seductive.
The poetry has a relaxed pace and you give the reader plenty of space to stretch out and simmer in the attention of you words.
A delightful read.
Compelling, passionate and enjoyable read. Well done!
Posted 10 Years Ago
Compelling, passionate and enjoyable read. Well done!
Well now if that's not love it is something like it .
Posted 11 Years Ago
Well now if that's not love it is something like it .
You’ve got a fascinating premise here, and even more fascinating implications, impressive.
Posted 11 Years Ago
You’ve got a fascinating premise here, and even more fascinating implications, impressive.
These plot lines capture this well:
"god... i love your mouth"
"i meant it... you know?
" you already are..."
you develop simplicity and yet the verse give much... to the reader...
Posted 11 Years Ago
These plot lines capture this well:
"god... i love your mouth"
"i meant it... you know?
" you already are..."
you develop simplicity and yet the verse give much... to the reader...
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Mary C London, Ontario, Canada
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A simple woman, getting older and hopefully wiser. 4 lovely kids, two sons, two daughters. Like to write, paint and play music...that is all I can think of for now :-)
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