It’s a matter of texture, at my fingers, on my tongue Slipping down my throat deliciously, eyes rolling back in my head Acid, sweet, straight up, neat Crystalline pieces melt in a pool of viscous saliva
It’s a matter of texture, at my hands, on my eyes Creamy flesh of the inner thigh, smooth, I linger in anticipation Fruitful, strong, softly, long The kiss slightly wet, makes a mess of my little mind
It’s a matter of texture, at my soles, on my skin Digging toes sharing molecular harmony with the essence of organic life Sharp, growing, warmth, flowing Icy cold water rinses the tension from between my toes
It’s a matter of texture, at my thoughts, on my mind Information slides like plate tectonics, engaging ideas Shifting, grinding, rolling, binding My thoughts resonate at the frequency of the expanding universe
I liked how this poem felt. Nice natural rhythm. And your vocabulary did have texture that created interesting combinations of sensations. This was a good poem. Might have made a little mess in my mind.
Posted 2 Years Ago
2 Years Ago
Not sure how I rate to get so many reviews from you my friend, but thank you. Another older one. D.. read moreNot sure how I rate to get so many reviews from you my friend, but thank you. Another older one. Do you ever have that thing happen where you go back one day and red your own stuff and say...this is unequivocally a piece of s**t, and then the next time you read it, "hey this not bad". I can never make up my mind. Thank you kindly!
2 Years Ago
That's why I try to let them simmer after they cook. Fix something before it cools into the solid co.. read moreThat's why I try to let them simmer after they cook. Fix something before it cools into the solid congealed mess of words. Partly why were here, right? Let other poets let us know if it's S**t or shinola. I always try to get a feel for a poet by reading new and then old. Those first ones we post usually mean something to us and I don't want to miss any gems.
So Im sensing and inner thigh obsession here.lol Get the feeling you are a leg man :) Already got the hint that you are an amazing writer! So here at the beginning I must start! BRAVO!
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
How weird is that you stumble on a brand new one and a really old one that both have that line it. W.. read moreHow weird is that you stumble on a brand new one and a really old one that both have that line it. Well inner thigh is good...just sayin'.,,lol,
"Tactile Resonance"
Crowley,
You have treated something beautiful in this life with the respect which it deserves. The very life force is within us and this sacred thing is meant to bring a husband and wife the intrinsic and strong thread which only is shared in total intimacy and vulnerability. Creative one. I wan not sure at first what the subject was but then I thought. Oh my! He is writing about....You know what.
Blessings,
Kathy
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
Just saw this. Thanks for going back into the collection. And thanks for the awesome review!!!
6 Years Ago
You are so welcome, nice to have your nice response too. Have a good day today!
Kathy
Howdy, Crowley!
An excellent syntactic piece of sensually inscribed science that gets the juices nicely flowing, and speaking of flow, your cadence, inner-rhymes, metaphor, imagery, moment, and nuances, etc; all combine to do just that, in this suite of skillfully rendered Free Style Quatrains.
I can tell this ain't your first poetic rodeo.
Good stuff, enjoyed very much, but you can't fool me, this ain't about science … LOL! ⁓ Richard ; )
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
Wow you went way back in the collection, I forgot I had that one. Thanks for coming by and for the g.. read moreWow you went way back in the collection, I forgot I had that one. Thanks for coming by and for the great review. Had been off of the site for a couple years, but decided to come back and see what was happening. So far so good.
It is a matter of texture. Very true. I really like the overall flow and feel of this piece. You do really use the senses in a very direct way. I like that. People (myself included) tend to avoid the senses in poetry and you look them straight in the eye, say "you are b=my b*tches" and use them as the vehicles of poetry. Wonderful job. haha. Thanks for sharing.
first off, the sensual language and natural cadence is right on time!
beyond that, the sounds of the words chosen roll around in the mouth like warm food. one of your best in my opinion.
and I wish my thoughts did that last brilliant thing you said, but they usually just lie around like grumpy old dogs and stagnate. lol!
Like to hang out with other writers and see what's what. Have met a lot of good people on this and other sites through the years. Decided to come back and do a little posting and reading. Hit me up i.. more..