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hoot_owl_rn
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0 posted 2000-03-22 10:16 PM


Indulge Your Senses

Lay me down on bed of flowers
Blanket of clouds up in the sky
Cover me with tender kisses
As spring breezes blow on by

Take me from the here and present
Bridging time to distant lands
Touch my skin with gentle fingers
Map my body with your hands

Hear my heart, its hurried rhythm
Pounding out its frantic beat
Feed my hungry flames of passion
As our bodies softly meet

Feel the past, it is receding
Taking memories in its wake
Easing pain and hurt and worry
The future is now ours to make

Taste the sweetness love is offering
Breathe new life into my lips
Two as one, we now are dancing
Flesh enjoining at the hips

Silence words before they’re spoken
As your mouth, it covers mine
Let our bodies do the talking
Here together, they entwine

Smell the air as it surrounds us
Cool against our damp, warm skin
See the day succumb to nightfall
Feel me tremble from within

Hold me just a moment longer
Kiss tears that fall from my blue eyes
While we lay on bed of flowers
And stars begin to fill the skies


 There are only two ages of people...living and dead and you all look about the right age to me :)

© Copyright 2000 Ruth Kephart - All Rights Reserved
Balladeer
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1 posted 2000-03-22 10:33 PM


OK!! YES!! I'LL DO IT!!!!


and, by the way, wonderful writing!

Marina
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2 posted 2000-03-22 10:47 PM


A lovely poem Ruth.  Oh and Ballandeer post wasn't bad either!

Marina

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3 posted 2000-03-23 12:02 PM


Excellent!!! Vivid images abounding here!  
Marge Tindal
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4 posted 2000-03-23 12:06 PM


Hoot~
I just love 'the softer side' of Ruth !
This is simply sensually seductive.
Wonderful ... wonderful.
~*Marge*~


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Meadowmuse
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5 posted 2000-03-23 12:26 PM


This "has" to be my new favorite of yours, Ruth! What a sensual, tactile, emotional rendering you've offered here. This is absolute beauty, in word. Thank you for sharing this.

~ Claire

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6 posted 2000-03-23 12:40 PM


'hoot'--this is sensual, warm, and lovely...
and Balladeer-was that foreplay?

Enjoyed this much--thank you--both.

devina
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7 posted 2000-03-23 12:46 PM


"Breathe new life into my lips"...

This was exoticly pleasing to my ears Ruth...

Gentle romance at its fullest to be sure!!!

 Open arms can be the most fragile in the world...


Dark Angel
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8 posted 2000-03-23 12:57 PM


Oh Ruth, this is beautiful!!  

 What comes from the heart goes to the heart.
Samuel Coleridge



David2
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9 posted 2000-03-23 01:10 AM


This may be beautiful, but I found it incredibly arousing! Your words painted a lovely picture of love.
     David2

Janet Marie
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10 posted 2000-03-23 01:54 AM


WOW HOOT do you see how excited you got Balladeer LOL.....
I gotta tell ya girl this was RED HOT..5 alarm...very sensual and full of honest passion and desire...we seem to still be in the winds of spring fever...and we're loving it...
I loved this poem hoot-girl!!
take care, jm

 and you can say baby...
baby can I hold you tonight
maybe if told you the right words...
at the right time,
you'd be mine...
baby can I hold you tonight...
tracy chapman



Elizabeth Santos
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11 posted 2000-03-23 05:16 AM


You could make a kitten's meow sound like an earthquake. And turn a weed into an exquisite flower. You take passion beyond wonderful. You take your talent to the limits.
Bravo, Hoot
Liz

JamesMichael
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12 posted 2000-03-23 05:55 AM


Hoot I sense lots of warmth and sensuality...I'm especially interested in indulging in a few of these senses..such as..."cover me with tender kisses as spring breezes blow on by" and "Taste the sweetness love is offering..Breathe new life into my lips" and "let our bodies do the talking..Here together they entwine" and "smell the air as it surround us..cool against our damp, warm skin."   Soooooo sensual and tempting.  I like the way you wrote this poem.  James
hoot_owl_rn
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13 posted 2000-03-23 10:10 AM


Balladeer...ROFL, man did you make me laugh..oh, in response to serinity's comment..Is that your idea of foreplay

Marina and PDV...thank you both  

Marge...I'm kind of partial to the softer side too, but once in a while I like to roar  

Claire...why thank you, coming from you that means a great deal  

Serinity, love your comment girl ...LOL

Devina...one of my favorite subjects...romance  

Dark Angel...thank you  

David2...if this poem succeeded in stiring some deep emotions in you   it was effective then...thank you  

Janet Marie...you are a dear, thank you  

Liz...you flatter me, thank you for all your support of my work  

Jim...there are certain aspects of life that should include all the senses, this is one of them, I live like I write, life can be full of passion if we allow it...thank you  

 There are only two ages of people...living and dead and you all look about the right age to me :)

Tess
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14 posted 2000-03-23 10:21 AM


this is sooo different from the last poem of yours I read..that one was strong and assertive and this one is soft and sensual and perhaps a tinge of sadness in there ??(the tears in the eyes...from happiness no doubt..but even happy tears always seem a touch wistful)

Its was beautiful..I loved it!  

Tess

 "What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two
bodies."
-Aristotle


Denise
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15 posted 2000-03-23 10:22 AM


'Feel the past, it is receding
Taking memories in its wake
Easing pain and hurt and worry
The future is now ours to make'

It doesn't get any better than that!! This is excellent, Ruth! I think I too have a new favorite of yours!!

Denise

Danny Holloway
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16 posted 2000-03-23 10:46 AM


So soft and tender and sensual and totally Ruth.  You seduce us all with your poetry.
Very nice.

Martie
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17 posted 2000-03-23 10:52 AM


Wow Ruth...You have perfumed this room with your poetry and made me long for your truth...Just beautiful!!!!  Bravo!!!!
hoot_owl_rn
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Glen Hope, PA USA
18 posted 2000-03-23 10:59 AM


Tess...Well, the strong side of me is not the only side...there is also this very sensual side...thank you  

Denise...It almost surprises me that anyone would choose this as their favorite of mine, but thank you  
Martie...smiles, thank you very much  

Danny....you have me blushing here, thank you...and perhaps a thought for a new poem...seduction in rhyme (think I will have to work on that one)  

[This message has been edited by hoot_owl_rn (edited 03-23-2000).]

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