SummerA Poem by Ross Davison
when she speaks,
her nose dips
pulled toward pursed lip,
she radiates
late afternoon haze
sun setting breezy glow,
orange
cream slow flesh
vanilla
breast sip
of fresh lettuce
spits spring dew
dawn lawn.
freckle candy grin,
cascades
ocean,
sun tan lotion air.
her hair cleft over ear lobe smooth,
pierced diamond hoops glisten rainbow sparks
with the top down rush trail i n g locks
whipped in wind.
wild crass gleam cornea shine
she (with breath of lilac babies)
laughs
at my self-deprecating
bashful boy wit,
(her luscious hips
entices my arms to envelop her against me)
with every restrained nerve,
i photograph this moment of
Her
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Added on April 3, 2008AuthorRoss DavisonNew Bedford, MAAboutBorn on Cape Cod, and transported from school to school, I began writing at 15. Twisting the way the words layed on the paper, spreading them out to accentuate pauses or connections. I've been publi.. more..Writing
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