Heart

Neville

Heart

 

Forever keeping

Time and marking

Moments

There she sits

Left off centre

 

That portion of

Herself

She Fears no man

Will ever want

Yet all men crave

 

Nestled somewhere

Deep within and

Protected on all her

Sides by a somewhat

Softer inner core

 

Then surrounded

By her much harder

Outer shell

Yes there it lies

And lays beating

 

Waiting to be loved

No less impressed

Tho solemnly addressed

Anticipating a sudden

Surprise caress perchance

 

Her heart beats

All a gentle flutter

Like the outstretched

Wings of a

Fledgling sunbittern  

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 28th, 2019 03:15
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments5

  • orchidee

    Should I meet her? Or have you met her already?!

    • Neville

      I gave her your number, either she, a friend or the police should be round later....cheers N

      • orchidee

        Ohhh, there goes me door-bell. Bet it's her......

      • Poetic Dan

        What a beautiful ending my friend. Thank you

        • Neville

          My pleasure sir and hey, tis me that needs to do the thanking.... thanks Dan.. N

        • Fay Slimm.

          This perceptive write sees through the hardest of outer shells that abuse builds around unhappy females - such is life with many today - and a final stanza that could not be bettered brings tears to the eyes dear friend.

          • Neville

            You are far too kind for my mere words.... but you know that I thank you, for those you left here... Neville

          • Michael Edwards

            A special write that engages the reader.

            • Neville

              Thank you Michael...much appreciated.. N

            • Goldfinch60

              Beautiful emotion laden write Neville.

              • Neville

                How very kind of you to say that my friend... bless you.. Hope you and yours have a comfortable weekend sir.... N



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