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Into Alone by Brittany Renée Monday, April 05, 2004 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan DISCLAIMER: This poem is intended for entertainment use only and resembles no part of the author's life.
if i can feel your breath massaging every nerve if i can feel your fingers still drawing to my curves, i know that this is honest i know you're intentions but baby, if i get hooked what will happen then? finding wounds in dark places but you go on healing. all the shyness subsides for now as we continue revealing. minding to our desires delving into consequence my mind slips back to the start; what was the pretense? deep within there is a quake and i feel soon erruption. with every taste of your laughter this desire will keep resumption. a canopy of privacy one, to know, i've never come all i know is we're alone. all we can do is run. i can feel your warmth wanting to come near. i can feel the tension, that blooms into fear. i can feel the unsureness as we enter our zone. i can feel the relief ...as we go into 'alone'. Copyright Brittany Renée 2004 All rights reserved.
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*Reviewed by Joseph OneLight®*	4/9/2004

Amazing Brittany! ~Joseph




Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen	4/8/2004

Excellent as always... God Bless ~Michelle~




Reviewed by Jeff Mason	4/8/2004

Oh SO incredibly beautiful! PLEASE, give us more of this type of depth of passion and incredible warmth! THIS is why I continue to have intense confidence and pride in you. Brava! -- Jeff




*Reviewed by OnepoetGem the Poetic Rapper**	4/6/2004

Wow so good Brit, I really enjoyed this. You're a sunrise coming! your work is marvelous. l&p G




Reviewed by Erin Kelly-Moen	4/6/2004

Wow, Brittany, this is great!! Love this opening verse: "if i can feel your breath massaging every nerve if i can feel your fingers still drawing to my curves," Very soothing in its gentle sensuality. :)




Reviewed by Craig Bateman (Reader)	4/5/2004

Nicely Done Brittany, Long time no speak. It is good to see your poetry again. "Blooms into fear" is very nice. And the last line is nice as well. The poem is nicely accessible for me. Peace to you.




Reviewed by jude forese	4/5/2004

a passionate separation of love's assurances ...




Reviewed by Frank Stein (Reader)	4/5/2004

Brittany, I don't get to comment as much as I'd like, but your poetry is wonderful, and I enjoy it regularly. This poem is to me, a song about passion, it's build up , it's bliss... very nice.. Jim