Glen Dancing (poem) by Susan K. de Vegter on AuthorsDen

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Glen Dancing by Susan K. de Vegter Saturday, April 01, 2006 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

Come to the glen and meet me at ten Cover me with your shadow Waken my senses in very few minutes Shelter my form from winds that blow . Lets dance in the pale of moonlight It dribbles and worms down the curves Lets do all the free things we dream about Wakening all the new nerves. Dance with me with caresses Cuddle each cold waiting spot Kiss away tingles that cause a fear Nibble the freckles...each dot. Glide in this glen full of pleasures Kiss me deeper than ... then Cherish each move of a fancy Whenever you're ready say "when". Smile as you dance with new pleasures Curve upon curve that moves in Taking these moments of passion Beginning again and again. Float on the grass above me Settle your aim and descend Come to me lover of my heart I'm open to all you can mend. Kisses the dose that is needed Smiles upon smiles that merge Fluids of love that are blending Moving curve upon curve. Shadows of dancing pleasures Silhouttes making the swoon Fitting together as one right now Settled us two with the moon. � 2006 Susan K. de Vegter

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Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	4/2/2006

Wonderful ofering Susan!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by E T Waldron	4/1/2006

Romantic love with sensuality, dancing doesn't get much better! Wonderful poem Susan! Eileen




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	4/1/2006

Susan, He'd be nuts if he didn't accept this exquisite, beautiful invitation. Very well written! (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.




Reviewed by Peter Paton	4/1/2006

Susan I agree with Jerry, the ball is in his court now... I wonder if he knows how to play...lols Peter




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	4/1/2006

This is quite and invitation, Susan; and a poetic gift well-shared besides. Thank you. Love and peace, Regis




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	4/1/2006

There is nothing like letting the other one know that you have now passed the ball to him. That is a good thing. Well done.