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Brian,
Congratulations! You won 1st Place in Taboo Words with your fantastic poem, [Link to Book Entry #1027659].
I absolutely loved this! *^*Heart*^*
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Thanks you for supporting the [Link To Item #power] with an order to the [Link To Item #powergifts] ! We appreciate it. *^*Heartv*^* Keep writing the beautiful poetry. [Link to Book Entry #1027659] is an awesome poem! *^*Starv*^* ~Lornda](https://images.Writing.Com/imgs/writing.com/writers/badges/type-Poetry-2180.gif)  On a dust plain, you can see heat distort dry fauna fading green. My bones ache, but blooms in your eyes distract, help me heal with precious, amber light. On shaded porch we rock and glide, side by side all these years. Silence so perfect, I kiss you passionately, again, feel the cicadas unrest and tremor. We could strip to salt flesh I long to devour. You stand to refill our lemonade. My hand brushes the tender underside of your boot cut denim. Not long ‘til dinner, sunset in Sedona. We can afford the loss of sunrise. Cayenne canyon of soaring rock fences us willingly within. No taste for dinner but soft cotton. Aroma of sandalwood encircles. Hot limbs entwine and cool, before I feel beating beneath breathing and hold the tender core like a baby. Thankful, all these years absorbing color of sunrises and the view across a shared room. You could be a memory, constant in dreams. Somehow, here, my soul’s match. I caught a star beneath an endless vault in Sedona. 2.28.22 32 lines, freeverse I'm going to ... SPOILER: Cayenne canyon of rock surrounds two lovers in Sedona where he finds her heart beating.
February Prompt: HEART taboo words: love romance blood red broken or any derivatives of these words Published in Wisconsin Fellowship of Poet's Publication, "Bramble", 8/2022. Last two lines cut...my choice. |
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