And what of the Rose Petals?

And what of the Rose Petals?

A Poem by ron

And what of the Rose Petals?

 

 

Soft and silky,

how they brush across the lips.

 

The scent of the universe,

brushed with star dust.

 

The morning dew rested softly in it’s bud,

how beautifully milky it all seems when it’s warm.

 

Brushed across the face,

like Angel feathers felt in the full moons light.

 

Pressed ever so slowly,

on my lips they caress your passion.

 

I inhale from your beauty,

with my eyes that feel your love.

 

Brushed along my chin down my neck you dream,

sighing from your touch I felt it Oh so deep.

 

Please don’t stop,

or my heart will fail to beat.

© 2014 ron


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utterly romantic and breathtaking.......... Do I need to say more? *Love it*

Posted 10 Years Ago


ron

10 Years Ago

Thank you Ivory. Your very kind.
Oh my dear man You are a sweetheart your words are dipped in honey hunny :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


ron

10 Years Ago

Thank you Vidya -blushing- You are very sweet.
//swoon// this is utterly romantic and breathtaking..... You were making me swoon and wanting to feel loved by someone... I adore this poem.

Posted 10 Years Ago


s y e

10 Years Ago

If she left you then she is completely bonkers.
ron

10 Years Ago

Lol you are so sweet Sye...:)
s y e

10 Years Ago

Just stating the truth. :P

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Added on April 9, 2014
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Imperial, CA



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