Atarashī Kodō ga Hajimaru Shunken

Neville

Atarashī Kodō ga Hajimaru Shunken

 

Only a moment after she placed her left hand lightly

beneath the folds of her new silk kimono

and held it there, like that, for just a moment longer ..

 

It must have been that second moment surely when

those fingertips carelessly, caressed her belly

she first felt and became aware of Hajimi kodo ..

 

Then she could not stop the smile from forming, nor did

she want to hide it from her lover, yet both knew

she would need a new set of netsuke, before summer ..

 

To protect her modesty of course and save her blushes from

the prying eyes and wagging tongues of springtime

once the snow had melted and the cherry blossom flowered ..

 

The Moment a New Heartbeat Begins

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 9th, 2023 03:11
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  • orchidee

    KP placed her hand..... I can't go on - swoon! heehee.

    • Neville



      that's quite possibly the best move you didn't make all day sir 🙂

    • L. B. Mek

      your Poetry at its effortlessly intimate and subtle Best!
      Brilliant!
      love your utilisation of the artistic brevity
      in that wonderful dance of hiragana, katakana and kanji
      (fingertips whispering, pleased to meet you
      beautiful imagery)

      • Neville



        Arigato brother Mek

      • Fay Slimm.

        Nothing like the first flutter felt inside of a new life forming and once experienced whatever the language used one never forgets. A lovely read on this blustery day mon dear Sir.

        • Neville



          it is certainly something I shall never forget, twice over ........ bless you Fay ..x

        • Goldfinch60

          Wonderful words Neville, new life is so special.

          Andy

          • Neville



            I aint gonna argue with over that my good man ...... Neville



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