I NEVER FELT LIKE THIS

yourselfobject

Bleached Attitude like 

Someone took my Place.

 

Unremitting Self-Colored

never felt like This.  

 

Imperfection engineered into Grace.

 

A blindfolded Love Raft

suspended in Bliss.

 

Divine love Tasting like your lovers Face.

 

I Never opened myself like This.

 

Surrendering Control to our own Place.

 

Time in My Brain replace by Feeling of a Soft Kiss.

 

  • Author: yourselfobject (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 26th, 2017 09:53
  • Category: Love
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  • ron parrish aka wordman

    sweet words of love

    • yourselfobject

      I appreciate you; being the first to contact me, a lover of love poems. Tks.

    • dusk arising

      Like a flower opening to the rays of sunlight. nice writing.

      • yourselfobject

        You are so right. I see it better. Thanks for the encouragement.

      • malubotelho

        I love your poem and the paint goes well with it. A beautiful expression of love and you used blue color on your writing. Blue is my favorite color. Thanks for sharing and welcome to MPS

        • yourselfobject

          My favorite color is blue! Thanks for the welcome. I am starting to feel this web site is a place i can develop.

          • malubotelho

            You are welcome. I bet you can develop your liking and be confortable here. It is a friendly place to post your writings.

          • BRIAN & ANGELA

            WELCOME TO MPS ~ Thanks for your first Love Poem ! Love the structure and the spacing and the content ! It expresses the awareness of two Lovers for each other ~ the opening ~ the surrendering ~ which we all experience (Yin & Yang) resulting in a real (or anticipated ?) SOFT KISS ! Love the visual (very Andy Warhol !) which perfectly compliments the yearning in your lovely LOVE POEM ! Thanks for sharing ~ more please ~ BRIAN (UK)



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