My heart
A quiet house
Of dust and stars
And a candle drawing
Your face in the dark.
~
You come to me,
A poem
Wearing your fragrance
For a skirt;
I pen you
And the skirt disappears
Leaving me drenched
In your naked embrace,
The open presence of poetry.
~
For a gift
She gave me a feather
Plucked from her ribs
And with dawn for ink
Bid me to write
Her skin into a poem
Eternally breathing
Love’s sacred name.
~
With the salve of her lips
I balm my wounds;
With spring they flower,
Crimson poetry.
~
I sleep,
Your dark hair
A river
Flowing over my face,
A blanket of dark water
Healing my tired soul.
Your poetry is sheer decadence. Gorgeous. ❤️
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If a poet is allowed a mischievous smile I give you one. Thank you. Love your intuitive flow.
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I’m not sure we’re allowed, but I return the sly grin and chance it. Bless you. And thank you as well, kindred soul. 😉
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Will make a stroll through your garden of words soon.
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I shall look forward to it.
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Oh, this is so lovely.
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Thank you.
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It’s good to be back! I have missed your poetry, Pierre. How are you?
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I’m an INFP. Took the test too! Nice to have you back, Noora. Your poetry and presence are missed as well.
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Thanks, Pierre. My good friend is also an INFP – very creative soul. 🙂
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