Open Poetry #42 |
Nearly Seamed |
Tomer Senior Member
since 2002-06-28
Posts 1168Michigan |
A lean of the bench The way its steel rails Pulled leaves from the Pulse of each tree Hanging from the balance. The careful shadows, That tied their eyes From the faded grass, And the nicest corner From his body sung, As she nipped her head On top of his slung shoulders Young yawn. Her crimson flushed dress, Inline with the drapes Of her velvet scathed legs, Her tied strap from the back Carried its strings From the north of her back To the shrills of his hair Surrounding his easy, red mouth. Unlike a dancers feet, They sat with their legs Around the clocks frozen dimes, As the shepherds came at dawns wake, They found her head on his, A smile uncorked, A bench’s new cut. |
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TomMark Member Elite
since 2007-07-27
Posts 2133LA,CA |
Beautiful seasonal poem. Romantic!!!! |
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Kahlil Senior Member
since 2003-04-12
Posts 1881 |
I think there's more to this than first meets the eye. Intriguing write... |
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