wow, talk about intoxicating, sensuous, this is gorgeous, Frieda! This is so romantically lyrical, incredible imagery with amazing fluidity. love, love your choice of words and how they fall into each line on each of the stanzas, this is so dreamy, yet full of raw desire . s**t, i need some chocolate now. thanks for sharing, brilliantly penned. fav'd - 100 to 100
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
You are much too kind Barrie, thanks so much for this amazing review, you've made my day!
you're very welcome Frieda i will save this on the WORD/reg pc my word on notebook didn't install co.. read moreyou're very welcome Frieda i will save this on the WORD/reg pc my word on notebook didn't install correctly due to my impatience. glad to have made someone's day :) - take care!
11 Years Ago
You're too good to me Barrie, muchly flattered! ;-)
11 Years Ago
likewise Frieda :) -- it's a beautiful poem...just being honest :) - happy weekend!
Vivid, addicting portrayal of the urge to consume another love. How ironic, that I am intrigued by a moment you yourself fail to understand as you attempt to `` unfold the mystery `` of your lover. Well done!!
And you're BACK! :) I always love your sensual, bordering on the naughty stuff, because it is so beautifully and honestly wrought. I like the idea here; it reminds me of the days when romantic love was actually something that truly existed and both sexes knew their roles in it. The whole courtship thing...I love the idea of letters. Well done write, my friend!
Talk about sexy! I love the sweet indications that linger in each word. This is the kind of love poem that should be touted in the winds. A heady mixture of lust and love ripe with suggestion. Great, great write up!!!
This is beautifully and honestly written Frieda. wonderful imagery and metaphors throughout, with a great flow to it. I recently posted "take Me In" which is similar in message but different in tone, I think.......You may want to check it out...
As writers we re given the "poetic license" to do and say whatever we want in whatever manner we chose but, if not a critique, I do have an observation or 2 to make...
I don't have a problem with "thee" but since the entire write uses the more conventional "you" or "your", the classical use of "thee" seems a little out of place here. Also, though b'muse can work ( ' substituting 'e'), a'fire looks wrong since the apostrophe doesn't really take the place of anything....Anyway, minor points, just thought I'd bring them to your attention. Obviously, your poem... your choice.
As I've said....a terrific write from beginning to end.
allen
If you want to know me, read my poetry, it's all in there. I am a mother of three sons (my finest moments) a sister, a survivor and a little bit crazy. I lost my beloved sister to suicide, so you'll.. more..