Bathed at first in milky dreams, creamy
Smooth flowed your silken words to me,
Drenching my heart, and without too
Much sweet-talk I, aware that you
Cared was emboldened with tender
Affection. No need to pretend
Shyness now. We feed from parts
Of the same fate, unseen but heart-
Felt, - a soul-love always waits, tight
Bound, but spacious enough to lightly
Lie in the mind. Silky soft words
Catch the spirit of love at first,
Then, with time words harden to stone,
Embed; themselves deeply, and honed
With devotion, become a part
Of the union of coupled hearts.
'Silky soft words Catch the spirit of love at first, Then, with time words harden to stone, ' Fay, what a wonderful observation! Amazing! Excellent poem, enjoyed a lot.
We feed from parts of the same fate.... wow, I loved this poem Fay. I am so glad we are now friends for I can see upon being introduced to your work, that I will enjoy reading your silken words. I so envy those who are gifted with freeverse. I know you will inspire me. Susan
Twas not what was said, twas the lilt in the voice that makes our heart strings, truly rejoice the eyes cloud over, lost in the mist two lovers entwined, as gently they kissed Young love never grows old! beautiful poem Fay
This is a very lovely and heart touching write, Fay, as it is clearly written from the experience and joy of love. Even for those of us who are, shall we say 'more mature', it is love of another that makes life and romance worth while. Your fine poem beautifully expresses those feelings. Carl.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
it is in your very own words silkies of most heavenlies amazing grace as it covers your soul and make your heat blossom and bloom for he is to bold so you hold...iip