none too soon
under the stars and gypsy moon
waiting, in orchard
breezes,
for the other to
proceed:
a preemptive peck to signal
a preemptive peck to signal
they were set to
do the deed.
both wanting to
appear sincere and not
improper – or
imply –
that they were
the kind person
to kiss any girl
– or guy.
murmurs
amongst the quivers
til, she heaved
a breathy sigh.
then fell –
a bashful velvet kiss
a bashful velvet kiss
upon
her cherry lip-balmed lips . . .
like magic . . . floating by.
flitter-flutters flitter-flutters
'neath the WHAMMO, WHAMMO SKY !!!
note: Winner - First Prize: T.O.P.S. Sparkle and Shine Poetry Contest, 2014
her cherry lip-balmed lips . . .
like magic . . . floating by.
flitter-flutters flitter-flutters
'neath the WHAMMO, WHAMMO SKY !!!
note: Winner - First Prize: T.O.P.S. Sparkle and Shine Poetry Contest, 2014
photo: Cherry Red – W. Bourke
I like the rhyme in this...and the bashfulness and magic...sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jennifer. I do appreciate that you like the rhyme. I know it's not terribly contemporary - but I find it too much fun to stop.
ReplyDeleteDelightful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janet.
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