a moment's indiscretion

a moment's indiscretion

A Poem by tcpaessler

light falls enraptured
on golden tussled hair
and fair, fair skin
cheeks still emblazoned
with the burning flag of passion
that is always consumed too soon.
I feel it too.

"if this were the last time,
would it have been enough?"

a lifetime of "no"s

© 2012 tcpaessler


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Marvelous, have you ever read Giovanni's Room? There is a line in it that suits wonderfully the sentiment of this lovely piece, "With everything in me screaming No! Yet the sum of me sighed Yes." I apologise for meandering off track but your writing here reminded me of that.

Back to point. I loved this piece, it conjures up images but the hazy images of passionate lust - clarity is not to be found in lust, least not for me (that could be the alcohol of course ha!). The words are selected to emphasize that imagery, 'tussled' or 'burning' and of course 'consumed.'

I enjoyed this piece in its totality and look forward to reading more of your work. Bravo!

A.E.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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This fits in Las Vegas as well as more fashionable clubs from an era past. One way or the other, nice reminder, better informer.


Enjoyed this.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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. that's quite a thought ...
. and it's expressed with great intensity and conviction ...
. superbly written ...

Posted 12 Years Ago


Marvelous, have you ever read Giovanni's Room? There is a line in it that suits wonderfully the sentiment of this lovely piece, "With everything in me screaming No! Yet the sum of me sighed Yes." I apologise for meandering off track but your writing here reminded me of that.

Back to point. I loved this piece, it conjures up images but the hazy images of passionate lust - clarity is not to be found in lust, least not for me (that could be the alcohol of course ha!). The words are selected to emphasize that imagery, 'tussled' or 'burning' and of course 'consumed.'

I enjoyed this piece in its totality and look forward to reading more of your work. Bravo!

A.E.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

the last three lines of the the first stanza are incredibly powerful!
i think the last "no"s should be "noes"


Posted 12 Years Ago


The words led the reader into powerful thoughts and passion. Some dances in desire can't be stopped. Many good question create by this amazing poetry. Thank you.
Coyote

Posted 12 Years Ago



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