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love pens itself

love pens itself

love pens itself
in winter words of silver moon
and silver light,
when lips find lips
when hands embrace

and lovers lie warm skin to skin
warm face to face.

beneath love's blanket of desire
the body's verse
writes o'er itself
in wind-washed snow,
in star-lost sight

and lovers lie in present tense
like secrets in the night.

love pens itself as winter moves
the water under ice,
and ‘he' and ‘she' speak quietly
of fields
and frost in willow trees

and lovers lie warm sleep to sleep
and sail on winter seas,
and lovers lie warm dream to dream
and sail on winter seas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sinnaminsun - on June 24 2008
Oustanding.  This flows so smoothly from stanza to stanza, and I thought the subtle refrain toward the end was a nice touch:)
Norm - on June 24 2008
Thank you.  I'm glad you liked it.
Jen - on June 24 2008
I'm not a love poem type of person but this is nicely done:)
Norm - on June 25 2008
Thanks, Jen.  I don't write too many of them, but every once in a while....
Shan - on June 25 2008

It's beautiful Norm, I suck at writing love poetry but I appreciate it none the less when someone can!

 

----- Life is what happens while you wait for great things.




Life is what happens while you wait for great things.
Fractured Muse - on Jul. 10 2009

this is beautiful.




Sometimes I wonder if men and women really suit each other. Perhaps they should live next door and just visit now and then.
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