MY LOVER

MY LOVER

A Poem by jeannemarie coulter

MY LOVER
with water ease
dripping from trees
savoring the earth
beneath a velvet washed
cranberry sky
i walk
with wind laced hair
on balconies brushed
and magenta beribboned,
reaching to remember
the man who lingered
spontaneously until dawn...


from moss draped shadows
he comes softly alive
glowing delicately crimson/gold
caressing to survive
my fantasia designs
finger painted on his flesh
while he danced
in burgandy flames,
pausing only an instant
to drink this emerald body
before stirring wind softly onward
into his ruby dawn...

© 2015 jeannemarie coulter


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Amazing use of words dear friend. I had to read twice. Your description create color and good place and thoughts. Thank you for sharing the outstanding poetry.
Coyote

Posted 9 Years Ago


"the man who lingered/ spontaneously until dawn"

what a moment captured with those lines...colorful poem of love and attraction...

i like the length of lines and how it gives the poem a certain look that fits well with theme...

time doesn't exist when we are that much in love...and this has that hour glass look...

Posted 9 Years Ago


Now that is a refreshing way to describe love... uniquely romantic you might say.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Beautifully captured fantasia of love Jeannemarie. Dreamlike, softly whispered words.

Posted 9 Years Ago


beneath a velvet washed
cranberry sky
i walk
with wind laced hair

lovely descriptions,, beautiful images,, i like very much!!

Posted 9 Years Ago


dream lover, from the portals of my mind .where only at night ,he can be free .
to dazzle my sences

Posted 9 Years Ago



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