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Sunday, December 16, 2012

a sweet little ditty ...

her thighs slick,
 wet parallel lines beguile him

listen...he will not let her sleep
her thighs slick

she is the flame, he is the wick
and he loves her without illusion

in their red carriage of silver stars,
slowy they drive home

her kisses slick,
burdens lightened,

rain showers of love rush upon them,
unfolds his heart

on top of his love,
he can not let her sleep

for the reality of her beguiles him.


paige


 mag
&
whirl


p.s.  i'm using the definition of beguile: to charm
in a pleasent manner.

32 comments:

  1. for if you go to sleep, i might be afraid to wake and realize she is just a dream...smiles...

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  2. vicki: hi and thank you for visiting.

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  3. brian: hi. true, he's almost afraid to close
    his eyes, or for her to close her eyes.
    thank you.

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  4. Your words took me to a place I rarely go anymore.

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  5. gail: wow. glad to know that gail, hope it was a fun trip. :}

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  6. Fresh, intriguing, delifhtful...

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  7. dear berowne: thank you so much.

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  8. Cute poem of Romeo and Juliet 'city slickers' :)

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  9. She is so slick and beguiling he is afraid she will slip away, lovely prose dear Paige.
    xoxoxo ♡

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  10. catfish: hi, i like your take on this poem. thank you.

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  11. dearest dianne: good morning! yes, he is afraid
    she just may slip away, or if she really exists.
    thank you.

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  12. .... in a pleasant manner ~~ those words describe your poem.

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  13. Your use of repetition solidifies this poem. The imagery... wick/flame... red carriage/silver stars... both soften and embolden the piece.

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  14. mama Zen: hi, and thanks a bunch!

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  15. dear kim: thank you for your close and thoughtful reading of this poem. :]

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  16. ...truly a delight to read... refreshing...

    smiles...

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  17. I echo Gail's comment. Wish I could go there again...

    Lovely write.

    Anna :o]

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  18. Such a fair apparition you have manifested here, Paige, well done !

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  19. Paige this is such a beautiful passionate write. I love it!
    :-)

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  20. Love so immense it is almost a mirage on the minds horizon , yet he knows it to be tangible as he can touch

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  21. I love how the refrains create a sense of time here, a feeling of chronology, like this is a narrative that takes us through hours and hours in just these lines.

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  22. dear chris: yes! by jove, I think you've got it. :} thank you
    & please return.

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  23. hi cammila: indeed. I really tried to sort of suspend time, just as rainy days seem to be
    lived in a water color painting.
    thank you.

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  24. Merry Christmas Paige!! Cheers, Ruby

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  25. Romantic and very passionate. It's nice to see someone write about the passion that some of us men, still hold inside our hearts, and not just about our appetite for lust... :)

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  26. dear shadow: happy you like. thank you.

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  27. dear manview: thank you. and it's always wonderful when woman experience the romantic side of men. thank you.

    love your blog!

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