Here's a link to my you tube channel where I read my poetry.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvXsP7xqEh4
I long for the majestic sunset of your hair, windblown, dancing across my cheek… The burnt orange and lavender… I want to consume every drop. I’m thirsty for your footsteps near my bed, parched with desire for your presence, your essence. How long until you wet my tongue, and quench this fire? I stalk slumber like a shadow… my only release from the hunger and yearning for your moist lips, like peaches pressed against mine.
Here is a link to my recently published Limited Edition book, Rise Up Collected Poems and Short Stories.
https://booksie.chainletter.io/i/thomaswcase888
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Sensual, oozes with sugar romance, takes the reader on a colorful ride. Poem flows smooth from start to end with every line piquing the interest more and more. Poetry in motion here. these lines stood out for me, "I stalk slumber like a shadow…
my only release from the
hunger and yearning for your
moist lips"
Thanks for sharing, Thomas. Enjoyed the write!
Very nice!
I did like the sensuality of the piece, the longing for requite.
The fire on your tongue and expecting, hoping, thirsting for it to be quenched.
Beautiful!
It's fairly straightforward with meanings, and clear what the writer probably has in mind. In my experience, it's better than when writers make such obscure references; which only they could possibly know (relating to something unique thus making it undecipherable to readers). This piece makes true sense, and starts with an expression over lust for a woman. It also, comments upon some attractive female physical features. The references to burnt orange, lavender and peaches; also add a feminine touch. And, logically concludes; at the point when a guy's lips feel close against those of his adored woman. Clearly, the man is almost literally "thirsting" with passionate desire for her. Thanks for sharing.
the title was amazing. it is such an honest and original way to express love. the poem brings drama to this quote . a scene that is very private, yet universal.
Loving, romance and passion in your words Thomas. I had to read again. The poem made me believe love was alive and well. I liked how you used the language. Thank you my friend for sharing the outstanding poetry.
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Thomas W. Case was born in Oxnard. He has published 3 volumes of poetry. The Bullfrog Dreams of Flying, Artichokes, Avocados, and Van Gogh, and Seedy Town Blues. He has won several poetry contests. Hi.. more..