Sorbet Sunset

Sunsetmet

Are we knocked out by so many stars 

By far go for lust of the full

body moon mythological fate

Being enamored finding a soulmate 

To be humored chilled sorbet

Swirls like the sea but the true colors of 

the sunset is always upon me

 Soft cotton candy beach

 Sweet indulgence

Free mind independence

Life is super fabricated 

A good healing can never be over rated

Compensated all the flavors if the world 

To pick colorful -sunset beat

Animated being swept off our feet 

Adonis suits the sunset 

She's the seventh sorbet- heaven 

Overjoyed by a certain cloud 

Moved to her ear but her lips 

Got stuck at her sorbet sunset 

Both lips and words enchantedly met 

 

 

  • Author: Sunsetmet (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 31st, 2023 13:16
  • Comment from author about the poem: We all love something so many things to do in life go out and enjoy the nature its like the day we were all born you grow apart of something that has true meaning whatever its love- life- music or having ice-cream or sorbet let it meet your sunset. I wanted to put happy thoughts in this writing nice and creamy
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 6
  • Users favorite of this poem: Teddy.15
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  • Teddy.15

    An incredibly beautiful poem, you are obviously not new to writing. A huge welcome to MPS we are a very friendly bunch. A gorgeous first post full of stunning imagery. 💖

  • Sunsetmet

    Thanks Teddy I love you comment and you are awesome in writing

  • Michaelpoet

    A beautiful piece of work complimented by a great photo

  • peto

    Great debut
    Welcome
    Looking forward to reading more from you

  • Neville



    yes indeed, beautiful .. and ink well spilt in my humble opinion .. welcome to MPS .. I Hope you will be happy here ...

    All Good Things, Neville 🙂

    • Sunsetmet

      Thanks Neville all the best to you



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