Rose

Rose

A Poem by What happened to simple old me?

Capture her spine, bone white

laying effortlessly back, feigning

her helplessness

in mind of your desire.

 

Mirrorring glances, to approach

slowly,

arms underneath her silken camber

skin 

rise, latissimus smoothed

below his touch.

 

A subtle,

echoed drop.

 

An empty room

highly sought.

Sculptured divinely,

definitively.  

They are surrounded, 

unprevented by the century.

 

 

© 2011 What happened to simple old me?


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Kes
I love this. You caught my imagination from the first line!
It's fantastic. I can't put my finger on why, but I love it. :)
Keep writing!
x

Posted 12 Years Ago


A subtle echoed drop. Wow you're geniuse this made me catch my breath as well. It stands out so brillant great jod my friend you did perfect.

Posted 12 Years Ago


A subtle echoed drop.........this line alone made me catch my breath. Lovely!

Posted 12 Years Ago


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"A subtle,
echoed drop.

An empty room
highly sought.
Sculptured divinely,
definitively. "

. your genius echoes ... definitively ...

Posted 12 Years Ago


"A subtle, echoed drop
an empty room"....excellent write..xx

Posted 12 Years Ago


"A subtle,

echoed drop."

Brilliant.

Love the whole piece. Very sensual, but, not so much in an erotic way. Seems deeper. Feels dreamier. Damn good poetry dude.

Cheers!


Posted 12 Years Ago



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What happened to simple old me?
What happened to simple old me?

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