SkintightA Poem by Jennifer Hopkins
Morning light floods in,
Reminding me of the miles Between us. And right now I wish The world were a smaller place. Palm pressed to your chest And legs entangled in a forest Of muscle and warmth and you. I know my body is a puzzle piece That would fit skintight against yours If you were here. And I yearn for our eclipse With every quark of my being. © 2012 Jennifer Hopkins |
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Added on December 22, 2012 Last Updated on December 22, 2012 AuthorJennifer HopkinsHouston, TXAboutShe's an easily loveable beast, And probably knows all the answers To why "I love you" is so much more powerful than "love you". Dancing through concrete fields and flowered high-rises. Her convey.. more..Writing
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