Wild ferns, we spill across our living-room floor
Wet lips cling to one leaf, our night’s sweet dew
Wandering lights gaze bodies washed ashore
Welcomed streetlights eye stripe our play’s debut
Wishful neighbor-blind gaps-–glimpse—can’t undo
Willow wands, our spines bow beneath soft snow
Wisps—rose-petals, sip our scent’s cameo
Woven hips rock, so slow, our hearts, one beat
Wistful stars kiss dust—spent bodies, aglow
Wending neighbor-fades—our love bound—complete.
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Author:
Gaia\'s Soothing Haven (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: October 31st, 2025 17:03
- Comment from author about the poem: –intimate dizian exploring love's silent language
- Category: Love
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Full of metaphor this poem speaks of sensuous and seductive acts. Well done
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