A kiss

RSM0812

My love is like a red rose pedal,

Soft and vibrant and so mellow.

She shines like wine in the dark,

Her thorns protrude and are sharp.

Her kiss is bliss, when she says I must,

My body dines within her lust.

 

My heart it beats for only her.

Hers it beats the same.

Fixated eyes I do refer,

Of her my loves naught tame.

 

I wrestle with explicit chance,

With this, our only true romance.

And ask for her to breath,

In love, in life, in dreams.

 

 Stay as our spirits wander,

Stay as I grow Fonder.

By the embers only my soul does bare,

For your longing and passionate lovers stare.

 

Lie with me in felicity,

Forget the world beyond,

Faces, streets, the broken earth,

Together we are strong.

 

The fires glow has reached it peak,

The night still dark and young.

The lonely lost and seemingly bleak,

The wine is on our tongue.

 

Till morn we dance a million lives,

Our grove of naked bare.

Through looking glasses i see behind,

Her curly golden hair. 

 

To sleep my child, to keep you near,

My love will never disappear.

Temptation naught, alone to cease,

I lie beside my garden rose,

May sleep bring us in peace.

 

Forever grow, on earth below and rest with solace true,

As memory it fades to black, and past stays in the shrew.

My rose I love, my rose to bed,

Keep me close, within your stead.

 

  • Author: RSM (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 23rd, 2026 07:30
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 11
  • Users favorite of this poem: Lorenz
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  • sorenbarrett

    Romantic and tender this poem speaks of gentle and yet fiery feelings. Nicely done

  • Novaselic

    In a way this poem kind of reminds me of the song “my kind of woman” from mac demarco. A lovely poem nonetheless

    • RSM0812

      Thank you. Ive never heard of mac demarco. What kind of music does he plaY

      • Novaselic

        It’s hard to describe as it’s indie music. That song I find really great.

      • Lorenz

        A touch of the subtle Persian poetry .



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