Robert Green (09.05.57)
Poems by Robert Green : 17 / 77
Bed
Slip into cool sheets
under the cover
Two people meet
You and your lover
Touching a must
A kiss, a caress
Building trust
No duress
Fingers do touch
Exploring
Intense, too much?
Eyes Imploring
Radiating glow
Bathed in sweat
Nice and slow
So glad to have met
Breaths short and shallow
Bodies tingling
Minds now mellow
Hearts mingling
Laying sated
Hearts that raced
having mated
Lovers embraced.
Lay in the glow
Gone with the flow
Everything slow
To sleep we go.
Robert Green
Submitted: Monday, May 28, 2012
Edited: Monday, May 28, 2012
Poems by Robert Green : 17 / 77
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And nothing could be its better definition Sir.Well conceptualized
I read your poem just the way you describe it :)
Hearts that raced is exactly how I read it. Lovely.
Quite erotic Robert - good one.
Great poem and i have just read it at the right time. I will do just what the last line says! Keep writing Bert. :)