The kissA Poem by T.S. UlmusThe Kiss... Warm Southern breezes bring distant thunders' chorus to red sunset lips... briefest, fleeting sun lets evening bear witness, as forms intertwine. Fireflies mock faint stars, while cloud castles edge near slowly writhing embraces. Gifts of water drop unnoticed upon warm skin... their kiss undisturbed. Darkest night turns day in lightnings' brilliant flashes, revealing lovers' still repose. © 2020 T.S. UlmusFeatured Review
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13 Reviews Added on August 1, 2020 Last Updated on October 11, 2020 AuthorT.S. UlmusBennet, NEAboutI try to swerve into a curve that's not rutted by the thoughts of others while clearing the obstacles of the mundane. I like receiving read requests for poetry, but... ya know, good stuff. more..Writing
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