Wind Washed & Flying

Neville

Wind Washed & Flying

 

Why not place a finger against the knot

Your lips make when you kiss goodbye

Then release your hair and just listen

To all those perfect whispers fly

 

What is more important tho these

Much loved scented finger tips of yours

And perfumed much licked lips

Might just as well a single salty sigh

For freedom yet

 

Wait though

Much like the haunted cry of gulls

Neath rocky crags and outposts

Wind washed these eyes and ears of mine do

Catch you flying

 

Cloud raped and ragged

Dodging meteorites and showers

I swear there is no ecstasy like ours

Taken swiftly pon regal lawns

More slowly on those green glades and truly

 

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 29th, 2018 01:15
  • Comment from author about the poem: not a single cuss word passed my lips in the making of this little bit of senrotica ......
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 83
  • Users favorite of this poem: Fay Slimm.
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  • orchidee

    This fine write might be swoony N. lol.

  • Neville

    thank you for checking in and for checking it out....cheers

  • Fay Slimm.

    An engaging read filled with gentle erotica so discreetly described it needs to be read again in my faves. - - - - a first class write Neville.

    • Neville

      You really & truly are very kind to me Fay and always so appreciated too I might add... N

    • sylviasearcher

      And it was Avery beautiful cusscword free poem too.

      A sensory delight!

      • Neville

        Flippin heck.. cheers sylviasearcher, thank you so much for taking a peek .. N

        • sylviasearcher

          And apologies for the typos my fingers and eyes are not coordinating well today.

          I always take a peek 😊

          • Neville

            thank you..

          • Kurt Philip Behm

            Spectacular! MY favorite stanza...

            "Wait though

            Much like the haunted cry of gulls

            Neath rocky crags and outposts

            Wind washed these eyes and ears of mine do

            Catch you flying"

            Kurt

            • Neville

              I am honoured sir, and true.... Neville

              • Kurt Philip Behm

                Sincerely—the honor was mine.

                • Neville

                  Nevertheless, I shall thank you again..... cheers, Neville



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