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Beautiful dove perhaps it is your midnight hair shadow eyes the song of your voice that draws me to you like a river to the sea...
What do you dream in your dreams? I dream to know of your desires that sleep within your deep well...
Impaled in my chest a thorn of passion for you I would pluck it out but my heart would go numb...
In my endless sky there is a space for you you the gypsy moon a moon for my eyes to linger I dream to see moonlight trickle down caressing the curves of your body...
Tonight mi cielo I seek your moonlight face the soft tender touch of your flower bud hands I thirst to drink from your nectar voice and gently kiss your rose red lips...
I will savor the fragrant breeze coming from the dark forest of your silken hair and climb the two mountains that are your breasts...
Two breasts two conquerors that battle for control of the sphere of your bosom...
My Spanish dove you need not utter a word we are lovers I the sun you the lunar we are alone one the other so naked wrapping ourselves in the unsayable...
Hi Ken, You were on a winner before you wrote a single word. That picture is brilliant. Then your words started to unroll and the picture formed before my eyes and my heart took wings. The dream goes on big time Ken. T think this shall touch your Spanish Dove deeply. A real good write Ken. Catch you later, Your friend, MIKE.
Hi Mike, Thanks for dropping by and for the kind comment...My lady read it and she is a great poetess as well on another poetry site called poetrysoup.org...She is lovely...Her name is Linda by the way...Linda Paloma translates into "beautiful dove"
Your friend,
Ken..
Poetnumber1St James, Port of Spain Trinidad and TobagoAug 26, 2013
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Catch you later,
Your friend,
MIKE.
Thanks for dropping by and for the kind comment...My lady read it and she is a great poetess as well on another poetry site called poetrysoup.org...She is lovely...Her name is Linda by the way...Linda Paloma translates into "beautiful dove"
Your friend,
Ken..
Thanks for the compliment and for visiting..I hope all is well on your end..
Regards,
Ken.